Free' Parking Weather There to no charge at meters b the Red Bank parking lots Rain or (onw turn today, high after « p. m. Wednesday* and la the »». Cloudy tonight, low Friday*, Red Bank's two shop- in die 308. Party cloudy tomor- ping nights. row; high, 35. See page 2. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership 4^ Since 1878 BY CARRIER 7c PER COPY 350 PER WEEK PAGE ONE bailed Dally. Monday tbroucb Friday, anttred u Secon1 d Clui Matter RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1960 VOLUME 82, NO. 151 at th> Poit Otflei it Red Bask. N. J., under tht Act of March 3. 1879 Neither Rain, Snow Authority Regional Eyes 22 Will Stay Parade OKs Park Acres in Highlands

By RAY O'KOHN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - (An Irishman tor the Day) LandSale The Henry Hudson Regional 8 Leashless NEW YORK (AP) - Neither FREEHOLD — Plans for the Gubs, Hotel Board of Education last night rain nor snow nor sleet stay the aunty's first park came a step voted to investigate the possibil- Dogs Caught Irish from their big parade learer actuality as the County Sold For ity of acquiring a 22-acre tract today. Joard of Freeholders received of land off South' Peak St., High, Going that paraphrase even wtlce from the State' Highway lands. In Red Bank one better, an official of the Vuthority that the sale of land II Million According to Mrs. Kathleen mammoth St. Patrick's Day Mendes, the property is ownad RED BANK — The score on lad been authorized by the LONG BRANCH — Two Long shindig said last night: Agency. by the Trask estate. She said collection of cavorting canines is "It would take a tornado to Jranch beach clubs and a hotel she did not know whether the eight. keep us from marching." The board will buy a 24-acre ere sold yesterday for "about land is for sale, That's the number of dogs The weather forecast — some tract adjacent to the Garden ine million dollars." The action came after Mrs. picked up here by Community snow mixed with sleet or rain State Parkway in W.all Township The West End Casino, the Gol- Mendes raised the question of Dog Control, Inc., Neptune, in but possibly tapering off later or $15,035. my Surf Club and the Sand and whether the board would be able its first two days of operation. this morning—failed to dampen Neptune Township also has lurf Hotel were sold to a North to use Atlantic Highlands Bor- All the leashless dogs were enthusiasm for the annual trek made an offer-to give to the ersey firm by Mark Golden, ough 'water and sewerage be- nabbed Tuesday. up green-striped Fifth Ave. by county five acres adjacent to the 'assaic, and Aaron Schurman, cause two parcels now under op- Three licensed !4-acre tract. Director Joseph C. 'eaneck, who built the three tion as school sites are in Mid- Three of the five dogs were • •* • frwin said a date would be set iroperties in 1950. dletown. licensed. They belonged to James NEW YORK (AP) - A 50- or the freeholders and the county The properties were sold to the She noted that the Monmouth J. Coyne, 46 Elm PI.; Billy year-old man was seized early jarks department to meet with Tisch Hotel Corporation in 1951 Consolidated Water Company has Falvo, Herbert St., and Frank today while daubing orange township officials to discuss the for a reported million dollars, the water franchise for Middle- Talerico, Chestnut St. All were paint over the green divider matter. ;hen bought back last April for town, and may not agree to the reclaimed. ,. line painted along Fifth Ave. UPSIDE DOWN— This car, driven by Edward M. Egan, 22, of 636 Harmony Rd., The proposed park adjoins the one and a half million by the district piping water into the The other five were unlicensed iarkway, bordered by School builders who operate under the township for the school. for the St. Patrick's Day pa- East Keaniburg, skidded off Riverside Ave. in Red Bank yesterday, flipped over and and their descriptions were rade. House Rd., Shark River Brook name of Hotel Corp. of Long The board is awaiting an an- turned over to the police. The man Identified himself smashed into porch of the horns of Vincent Arnone, 180 RiveriidY Ave. Egan suf- nd Neptune Township. Branch Inc. swer from the borough engineer Dogs picked up here can be as Lester Levlngson, a physic- fered a possible concussion and was admitted to Riverview Hwpital. His car For Equipment The fully air-conditioned, 92' as to whether the district could redeemed at the company's head- ian, of 22$ East 72d St. He was knocked a trea over on the porch and smashed the steps. .^ The board authorized the room Sand and Surf is being use the borough's utilities. quarters on West Bangs Ave., charged with malicious mlj- ipendlng of $45,000 for the con' renovated by the new owners, of Mr. Mendes expressed the fear Neptune. The cost is three dol chlef. itructlon of additional facilities which Ralph G. Olsen of North that the district may not be able lars, plus 50 cents for each day Police said they found him, in New Shrewsbury to house Jersey is an official. to use the borough utilities and the dog is kept. with paint brush and bucket, Car Flips, quipment of the Mosquito Con- The Colony has 70 cabanas and would. be faced with additional Kept Seven Days repainting the green strip be- Would Let Board rol Commission. SO bathhouses. The West End costs to provide those items. Under the terms of the dog tween 67th and 68th Sts., In The board* plans to acquire a Casino contains 75 cabanas and Septic Tanks control, ordinance, the animals front of the reviewing stand. Hits Porch six-acre site on Pine Brook Rd 200 bathhouses. Each has two . Eariier this month, Robert C. must be kept seven days before They said about 50 feet of the Appeal Budget Cuts for this purpose. swimming pools and beaches for Micklewrite, board architect, in- being put up' for adoption or green line had been changed. In Red Bank It was explained that the pro- ocean bathing. formed the board that it would destroyed. The still-wet orange paint was SHREWSBURY —A bill which posed site is more centrally lo- The West End properties ex- cost $30,000 to $50,000 to con- Borough Clerk John Bryan said washed away. RED BANK — A car which Would allow a Board of Educa- cated for additional mosquito con- end over 1,000 feet of ocean' struct a septic field and a water 2D6 dogs have been licensed thus Levlngson told newsmen: "I allegedly cut off another auto on What's In tion to appeal any cuts made in rol equipment that will be pul front along Ocean Ave,, and were well. , far in 1960. The total licensed did It on a bet." Riverside Ave. late yesterday its budget by a municipal gov into use this year, than the com- assessed at $173,450 last year. (See REGIONAL, pg. 3) last year was 553. The borough's • • • flipped over and smashed into a erning body may be Introduced mission's headquarters in Free- contract with Community Dog house. A Name? Monday by Assemblyman Clifto hold. Control, Inc., is for $1.70 for about 120,000 marchers. Edward M. Egan, 22, of 636 SHREWSBURY - It was a T. Barkalow. Parking Ban every dog licensed. The license Add an estimated million spec- Harmony Rd., East Keansburg, At the request of the Atlantic the driver, suffered a possible quirk of fate, but a man who Speaking before the Monmoutt Middletown Kennel fee is $2.25. tators along the 52-block route, County Municipal Association i Highlands Borough Council the concussion and was admitted to last month criticized the county The dog control ordinance also and you've'got part of the big Shadowbrook, Mr. Barkalow sai Board passed a resolution pro- picture. And you can also add Riverview Hospital. He was re- provides fines for violators. -The for not spending enough money the bill would permit the schoo hibiting parking on First Ave, first offense carries a maximum millions more who become Irish- ported in good condition this for tourist advertising has his Scored at Hearing morning. board appeal to the state com rom Memorial Pkwy. to a poiril fine of $25 or 10 days in jail men every March 17. name misspelled in the county 500 feet north of Ocean Blvd. Police Capt. Frank J. Mazza missioner of education. in lieu of the fine. Subsequent To give you an idea of why directory released yesterday. between the hours of 2:30 am MIDDLETOWN — The Board operation, was adjourned until it takes at least six hours to said Egan was driving north on Under present law, if a schoo of Health heard four hours of violations carry a top penalty of a.m. March 29 at which time testimony complete the parade: 350 or- Riverside Ave. when his car cut This is what happened: budget is defeated twice by thi testimony yesterday, the bulk of $50 or 30 days in Jail for failure The board passed a resolutlo on behalf of the kennel owners ganizations march 16 abreast off an auto driven by Fred Por- Last month Long Branch voters, it then is submitted ti which described condition of the to pay the fine. Mayor Daniel J. Maher criti- the governing body which cai regulating speed limits on Count) will be heard. Municipal Court Magistrate in 80 battalions. That totes up celli, 45, of 84 Crestview Ave., Middletown Kennels as "pretty cized the county for not doing cut the budget. 516 (Cherry Tree Farm Rd John V. Crowell said no schedule to a lot of sore feet. Middletown. , bad." Mrs. Albert Rosen, one of the No vehicles or floats are al- Egan's car skidded a total of enough to attract the tourist 10 Days Leonardville Rd. and Vallej of fines has been set up. In Rum' Mr. Barkalow's bill would.pro Drive) In Middletown and Atlan The session, held to hear five owners of the kennel, however, son, owners of dogs which run lowed in the parade. But listen 158 feet over'the curb, ripped dollar to Monmouth .County. up part of the front lawn of An- vide for an appeal by the board tic Highlands. complaints against the kennel denied under oath the charges at large pay fines on a graduated to that throbbing music of 100 , So last night Frank L. Wil- bands, including 12 pipe outfits thony Biancamano, 176 Riverside. gus, director of the Depart- within 10 days of the governin leveled against the kennel. scale starting from $3. Some Ave., flipped over and slammed body's' action. ; have paid as much as $24. (See ST. PATRICK, pg. 2) ment of Promotion and Public Keyport Challenge Mrs. Rosen and her husband into the porch of Vincent Ar- Information, appeared before Cuts made in a school budg operate a dog kennel in the none's home at 180 Riverside the Monmouth County Munici- by tjw municipal.government w basemfint of their home on Rt. School Delay? Ave. pal Association to explain the not made in specific , budg 35. The car knocked a tree over Items.'The' cuts If any are madi workings of his office. Election Mach ines The following complaints were on the porch, cracked one of the —are taken off the total budge filed against .the kennel owners: porch columns and ripped off the He said the I960 county di- It is then up to the school board Currie Will Appeal porch steps. rectory, which lists the names to decide which areas are to b 1: That th'e owners failed to Egan was given summonses for of county municipal officials, trimmed. Found Not Defective conduct'their business so that it reckless driving and having im had one name'spelled wrong, Under Mr. Barkalow's bill, th is not a nuisance, and that the proper title papers for his car. The name? The mayor of state commissioner of educatioi FREEHOLD — Eric Groezin- owners failed to dispose of dead Sepafation Verdict animals by burying on the li- Long Branch. The last name could restore all, or part, of an; ger, assistant commissioner of censed premise. was spelled Haher Instead of funds slashed by the governinf Still Oppose the state Department of Educa- MATAWAN - The final word 2. Failed to keep the licensed Snow, Rain Maher. It had been spelled the body from a twice-defeatec tion, and Thomas Kerwln of the has yet to be said on school same way in the 1959 directory, school budget. premises clean, well ventilated 2 Guys Store County Board of Elections yes- Plan Action separation. but was spelled correctly in An appeal could be made and free from odor. Former Mayor Edward W. terday inspected the two voting Hit Shore the 1958 directory. (See NEW LAW, pg. 2) 3. Failed to keep the konnel Against Currie, attorney for the separa- For Center machines used in the Feb. 9 Key- clean, dry and comfortable for tionists, announced last night port school board election. the animals. that the state Board of Review's Area Again MIDDLETOWN — Property Mr. Groezinger reserved de- State Inspector decision will be appealed in th RED BANK—The Shore area 'Sharpies' Name Frederickson owners in the Monterey Manor cision. 4. Failed to maintain an ade- courts. this morning caught the weak and Middletown Estates develop- Mr. Kerwin, however, on be- RED BANK - Preliminary The state board yesterday nil portion of a destructive storm quate supply of clean, fresh wa- ments have once again come half of the county agency, ruled ter for the animals at all times. plans for protecting the state's ed against permitting the bor- which hit the midwest, south and out strongly against the construc- that neither machine was defec- consumers from fraudulent busi- ough to conduct' a referendum east. To Council Vacancy tion of a Two Guys From Har- tive as to operation. 5. Failed to provide facilities for segregation of dogs, and fail- ness practices were made at a on the question. Snow and rain started falling rison discount store in the Rt. 35 He cleared the machines, stat- meeting of Chamber of Com- Mr. Currie, spokesman for thi around midnight and quickly LITTLE SILVER — Borougl shopping center. ing that the vote count, as tab- ed to segregate dog or dogs Citizens Committee for Bette: turned Into slush. The speed which have been exposed to merce executives from six New Council last night over-rode May- Food Fair Properties Inc. has ulated Feb. 9, was correct. Jersey communities Tuesday. Borough Schools, said he ha: limit on the Garden State Park- Plan Board or P. Paul Campi and appointed Also in attendance was Mrs. disease. 45 days in which to file the ap way and New Jersey Turnpike announced it will appear before A two-fold program was out Robert Frederickson. to a vacanl the Board of Adjustment Mon- Norman J. Currie, one of the One of the first persons to lined. The first part would pro- peal in the Appellate Division oi was reduced to 35 miles an hour. governing body seat. six-candidate slate challenging testify was Lawrence B. Voll- Superior Court. Meets With day night to seek, for a second vide legislation empowering the William D. Martin, U.S. weather Council here Is all-Republican the legality of the Keyport con- muth, an inspector for the state Subsidizing observer in Long Branch, said time, a variance to build the state attorney general to issue Mayor Campi is a Democrat. 70,000 square foot, $500,000 store. test; Milton A. Mausner, Key- Rabies Control Commission. Injunctions against business firms Separationists contend that be- the snowfall nieasured in at two- port school board attorney, and Pike Tonight Last month, after Councilmai Edward Kracum, 16 Daniel Dr., He testified that during his which misrepresent themselves cause of a disparity in enroll- tenth of an inch. The official John O. HarUler, Keyport school MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Douglas C. Wright submitted hit spokesman for the residents, said first inspection of the kennel on to the public. The second portion ments, the borough is "sudsidiz- forecast called for temperatures superintendent. ing" the township for education local Planning Board will meet resignation, Mayor Campi sub petitions are once again being Dec. 9, 1959, he noted It lacked deals with installment buying in the 30s today, tonight and to- The slate had contended that by paying more than its pro- with Charles M. Pike, director mitted five possible choices foi circulated protesting the project. isolation'areas for sick dogs and practices and bank actions morrow. of the county Planning Board, to- one of the two machines was that several of the dogs appeared portionate share of costs. ~ Windy the seat. against firms misrepresenting night in an attempt to finish Seven Objections defective, in that it jammed on to be suffering from malnutrion. Consolidated district costs are East and northeast winds will Council would have none o themselves. the proposed zoniing ordinance. He said a group of the res- (See ELECTION, pg. 21) He termed the general condi- divided on a tax ratable, not a run around 30 miles an hour to- them — and decided to wait 30 idents met earlier this week and Conferences Due per pupil, basis. The board will ask Mr. Pike tion of the pen "pretty dirty," day, dropping to, 25 miles an days before making - its own ap listed seven specific objections Samuel A. Rinaldi of the West This, the separationists say, i for his opinions as to proper pointment. and stated that the area had hour northerly tonight and 15-20 to the project which will be pre Hudson Chamber of Commerce unfair. miles an hour north to north- house sizes for the top residen- more dogs than it could handle. Last night, Council Presideni sented to the zoning board Mon- Wilcoxen in Kearny said conferences will They also contend that "small" east tomorrow. tial zone (100xl50-foot lots) and The kennel received an unsat- Edward F. Torre advanced the day night. be held with state officials be- high schools are educationally as With spring officially only three for advice regarding restrictions isfactory rating after the inspec- against trailer camps. name of Mr. Frederickson. I fore any action is taken on the good as large schools. days away, the Midwest and was seconded by Councilmai Basically) the objections Lost License tion. plans. Eric Groezinger, one-membei South were buried under the The board has tentatively pro- Charles W. Stephens and approv Include the fear of increased traf- The state inspector said he "The problem/' he said, "is of the-three-man state board, heaviest snowfall of the season. posed 1,600 square feet, as the ed by council. fic and the noise that might re- gave the owners a written report growing increasingly acute In this said yesterday that he "fully ex- Central Florida had 22 Inches size for split levels and 1,200 sult from It, late hour and Sun- On Feb. 25 square feet for ranch-style homes. Mr. Frederickson will serve un day operations, devaluation of (See KENNEL, pg. 3) . state since exceptional legal ac- pected" the decision to be ap- of rain in two days. The rainfall til the end of the year. The term TRENTON James L. Wil tion in New York has frightened pealed. washed out roads and crops and At last night's board session, property, possibility of garbage coxen, Jr., 32, of 256 Sycamore Township Attorney William J. O'- after that, still has a year tc and rubbish blowing onto adja- fraudulent operators into rela- Mr. Groezinger, assistant com< drove hundreds from their run. Ave., Shrewsbury, whose car Gooseneck Bridge tively unprotected New Jersey. mlssioner of the state Depart- flooded homes. One man Hagan, Jr., suggested that a traf- cent properties and traffic haz- struck a police car Saturday While a program of public edu- ment of Education, differed with drowned. fic and population survey be Club President ards at entrances and exits. night in New Shrewsbury after Being Itcpuired made before the board arrives cation seems in order, there are Mr. Currie, however, oas to pro Tornado Hits Mr. Frederickson is the pres< The objectors noted that cer- a high speed chase, had lost his FREEHOLD - Freeholder unfortunately 10 sharpies out for cedure for an appeal. Plant City, Fla., had about one at any decision regarding exclu- ident of the Republican Club here tain improvements promised by driver's license Feb. 25 for 30 Abram D. Voorhees announced a fast dollar to every one person "The appeal, according to th foot of rainfall followed by a sion of trailers. and an assistant to the presiden Food Fair in connection with res- days, at yesterday's meeting of the serving in the public interest." ; statutes, would have to go to the tornado which ripped through He noted, however, that, tral- of Jersey,Central .Lfnes. idential properties bordering the He had a conviction under the Board of Freeholders that tho ers tend to cause "deterioration" Also present at the meeting the state Board of Education. Of buildings and nine planes at the It was announced last week center have not been met. state's 60-70 speed program, county is making necessary minor were Francis J. Bolduc, of the course, it is always possible thai airport, doing $100,000 damage. of land and home values and in- that he will-neck a full three- repairs to the Gooseneck Point dicated that they can be ex- Drainage Problem His sports car sk'idded 50 yards Red Bank Community Chamber the Appellate Division might by- Hailstones as large as golfballs year term in November's gen- into the side of a New Shrews- bridge in Little Silver. of Commerce; Charles Kramer, pass the state board," he said. postponed a major league base- cluded' under certain circum- eral election. When the shopping center first opened, Food Fair and nearby bury patrol car which had beon Mr. Voorhees pointed out that Long Branch; Neal A. Tompkins, (See APPEAL, pg. 2) ball training game at Vero stances. Mr. Frederickson was not pres even though the bridge is to be He said that the $16 per month residents became involved in a set up as a road block at Syca- Asbury Park; Otto Gatti, Perth Beach. ertt at last night's meeting, more and Tinton Aves. replaced in the near future, these At least 18 deaths were at- trailer fee, as proposed by the special session. He is expectei drainage dispute, and construc- Amboy, and Harry Donhauser, tion of a guard rail along the Two Charges repairs to the old bridge were Plainfield. tributed to weather's latest vio- board, is too high — based on to be sworn in when councl essential. INDEX recent court decisions r- and sug- truck entrance at the rear of the Wilcoxen was charged with Pagi lent outbreak, one of a series of meets again Tuesday. gested instead a fe«''of, $10 per center. reckless driving and driving Amusements ...... _..,_ 22 storms that has battered wide Mayor Campi, it seemed, trie' Notice areas in the eastern half of the month. .-' while on the revoked list. He Notice Births 2 to stall the Frederickson appoint When The regular annual meeting of nation in the last month. Mrs. Mary-'C. Spoor resigned ment when he said that evei faces a hearing April 6. OCEANPORT BOROUGH RESI- Jim Bishop .„ „. 6 for a variance for Two Guys In the members of The Red Bank The heavy snowfall in' the as secretary to the board. though he submitted five name; September, it promised to cor- He was one of nine Monmouth DENTS aro invited to attend a Hal Boyle 12 Savings and Loan Association will South and Midwest was accom- She. gave no reason. The resig- Feb. 9, Mr. Wright's resignatioi rect those matters. County motorists whose license Public Hearing the evening of be held Tuesday, March 29, 1960 Bridge „_ 30 revocations were announced yes- March 21, 1960 at 8 P. M. in the panied by gusty winds which nation took the board by sur- was not effective until Feb. 15 The firm has based Its new at 3 o'clock P. M., at the Associ- Classified ! 84-35 caused much drifting and forced prise. He said he wondered abou terday by Ned J. Parseklan, act- Auditorium of the Oceanport ation's office, 10 Broad Street, Comics - ~...J0 application on the location of the Ing motor vehicle director, as of Grammar School. The purpose of the closing of hundreds of Mayor Peter J. Waters, a the legality of Mr. Fredericksor building, which will place it at Red Bank, N. J., for the purpose Crossword Puzzle 30 schools, businesses and airports. board member, said the name being appointed. March 9. this meeting is to present to the of selecting directors and for the Editorials ( least 200 feet from all surround- public the proposition of form- of Mrs. Jean E, Grimm, Van But James R. Minogue, the bo ing homes. The others are, James A. Hen- transaction of any other business Herblock ...'.'. 6 WEBER IMPROVES Brackle Rd., will be proposed ough attorney, said the mayo; nessey, 41, of 58 Leonard Ave., ing a Regional High School Dis- The zoning ordinance, however, that may properly come before Kitty Kelly - .24 UNION BEACH—Authorities at as a replacement for Mrs. Spoor had time to submit other name; Leonardo; Lnwrence M. Fried- trict, with referendum on this calls for a 200-foot rear setback said meeting. Polls open for elec- Obituaries 2 St. Albans. L. I., Naval Hospital at the next meeting. — but failed to do so. man, 19, of 47 Main St., English- subject to be held at the Ocean- and a 100-foot side setback. tion of directors at 3 o'clock and Sylvia Porter _ ._. 6 reported this 'morning that Air Mrs. Grimm Is active in local Actually, It probably woul town; Eleanor J. Thome, 20, of port Grammar School between remain open for one hour. Radio-Television 22 Force Staff Sgt. Frank Weber, civic affairs and is a member hot have made any difference The board in October refused 9 Ithaca Ave,, Long' Branch; tho hours ot 5 and 9 P. M. on RED BANK SAVINGS AND Social 24, 28 813 Florence Ave,, is improving of the Taxpayers Association. since the Republicans alread; to grant the first variance re Michael F. Tarzia, 20, of West Tuesday, March 29, 1960. LOAN ASSOCIATION George Sokoliky 6 and has been removed- from the Mrs. Spoor has been board sec- had their eyes on Mr. Fredei quest on the grounds that Food Long Branch; Bessie Stein, 52, Signed, NOEL J. LARTAUD, Sports 3M3 critical list. The airman was In retary for the past three years. Ickson for the vacancy, regan Fair failed to prove "hardship." Deal, and Patricia S. Klley, 30, EVELYN H. RIDDLE Secretary Stock Market ._ 2 jured in an auto accident Satur- Her resignation will become ef- less of who Mayor Campi nom Food Fair Immediately filed a and Karl A. Smith, 18, both of Secretary —Advertisement W. S. White ... day in New Shrewsbury, fective March 31. . Inated. court suit against the verdict. Neptune. '-Advertisement h I? March 17,'.1960 RED BANK REGISTER Appeal Tell Negroes Man Found (Continued) Dead Behind OBITUARIES Set '62 as Earliest Date It remains to be seen whether To Boycott the local Board of Education will delay plans for another high Chain Stores RR Station Roland Craig Dies, For Assessments Change school referendum because of Professional 'Santa' the appeal. By The Associated Press PORT MONMOUTH — The The board stated previously body of an 81-year-old man, who POINT PLEASANT (AP) - TRENTON (AP) — A biparti- computed by the tax division and Negroes throughout the nation authorities believed died of na- Roland T. Craig, who portrayed claim lower assessments when that a new high school referen- were urged not to spend their san legislative committee (thinks dum would be conducted soon tural causes, was discovered yes- Santa Claus at North Pole, N.Y., 1962 is the earliest a proposed ever their property was assessed money in chain stores that re- terday behind the railroad sta for the past three years, died at 10 per cent or more above the after the separation decision was fuse to let Negroes eat at lunch program of countywide property made. tion here. Tuesday in Point Pleasant Hospi- tax assessment should go into ef- common level. counters alongside white custom- tal after a short illness. He was Lose Status Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer fect. Dumont said the committee de- ers. identified the man as Mortimer 75. The committee; headed by Sen. cided the countywide assessment The board has already been The element of economic pres- Mr. Craig, of Cresskill, was a notified that the high school is B Sheet, Sr., of the Cortland Wayne Dumont, Jr., (R-Warren), bill should require taxpayers to sure was introduced yestarday by Hotel, New York City. retired salesman of religious art- file personal property returns no in danger of losing its accredi met yesterday to discuss an As- the National Association for the According to Chief Hoyer, Mr icles for St. Anthony's Guild in sembly-approved bill which would later than May 1, 1961, based on talion unless a referendum for Advancement of Colored peo- Paterson. He was a native of their holdings Jan. 1, 1961. "suitable" new high school con' Sheet was last seen on March allow each of New Jersey's 21 ple as- hundreds of Negroes in 7 by his son, Mortimer Sheet Everett, Mass. counties to assess property at its He said the committee made struction is approved by Nov. 1. half a dozert southern cities faced He leaves a daughter, Mrs. these other decisions: In December, voters here Jr., of 9 Vermont Ave., when own proportion of true market fines and jail'terms for demon- the man visited his son. Edmond Egan of Schenectady, value. 1. Leave the question of taxing turned down a board proposal strating against segregated eat- N. Y.; three sons, Rev, Law- The ratios would have to be household goods up to individual for a $2,500,000 high school. ing facilities. Police theorized that the man rence Craig, a missionary station- multiples of 10,running from 10 municipalities. The board has not yet indi' The NAACP said in New York who had a diabetic medical his- ed at Tomobe, Japan, Gerald A. per cent to 100 per cent, and busi 2. Do not change the existing cated whether its new proposal that alf its members would be tory, may have died while wait- Craig of Cresskill, and Richard ness inventories would be assess- $500 assessment exemption for Will be for a lower cost school. asked to withhold patronage from ing for a train to return to New J. Craig of New York; a sister, In its decision, the state Board York. ed at one-fourth of the county ra- veterans. NEWEST EDITION of the Boy Scout Handbook, the "s«c- branches* of four variety chains Sister Domonic Francis of the ,tio for real estate and business 3. Leave the penalty provisions of Review declared that it —Woolworth, Kresge, Kress and There were no signs of vio- Sisters of Atonement, Ogdens- equipment. in the Assembly bill. end-besr seller," is presented to Gov. Robert B. Meyner would be 10 to 12 years before Grant's—and one independent de- lance. burg, N.Y. and a brother, - • Dumont said the committee de of New Jersey, left, by Irving J. Feist, Shrewsbury, chair- the township and borough could partment store, Thalhimer's in The body was found by Patrol- Charles Craig of Toledo, Ohio. support separate high schools man Herman Grillon. tided it would put an unbearable man of the Region Two executive committee. At the Richmond, Va. A fourth son, Capt. L. T. Craig, burden on local assessors and on the basis of separate enroll- The development came on the Born in Utica, N.Y., he resided Tax Trial same time, Gov. Meyner received an annual report on all merits of 700 students or more. an Army chaplain, was killed in the state Division of Taxation to heels of mass Negro demonstra- for many years in Jersey City. Korea in 1951. put the assessment reform pro Boy Scout activities in region two (New York, New Jer- And, the board said: tions and a statement by Presi- He was retired after 40 years Funeral services will be held gram into effect next year. • For Powell sey and Puerto Rico) for the 50th anniversary year of 1,000 to 1,200 dent Eisenhower that there is of service from the Lackawanna at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at the , He said that if the proposal be "The .great preponderapce of nothing improper or unconstitu- Railroad where he was a boat- 1959. Robert Neary Funeral Home, comes law, there will be time to opinion and evidence indicates itonal about orderly marching fn man. Manasquan. set up the machinery for county Continues that a comprehensive high the streets and peaceful assem Besides his son, he is survived assessment ratios. < NEW YORK (AP) - Congress- o Mark St. Patrick's Day. school program is accomplished bly by groups seeking to show by two grandchildren. man-minister Adam Clayton Pow- Retired Rutgers Dumont said the committee al St. Patrick The industrial foundation group most effectively and economic- their idesires for equality. The funeral will be Saturday ,so agreed that a proposed "com ell received $8,200 a year as pas- has raised $23,000 toward a $40,- (Continued) ally in schools of 1,000 to 1,200 But the President, in his news at 10 a.m. in the Scott Funeral Professor Dies mon level" rule for tax appeals tor of his Harlem church, says 000 goal aimed at keeping in< conference, made no direct com' It's a big job policing the pupils and that as enrollments Home, Beiford, with Rev. Har- HIGHLAND PARK (AP) - Al- was important enough to be a witness in Powell's trial for dustry at home. To help spur decrease below 700, either costs ment on sit-down demonstrations. federal income tax evasion. march from 44th to 96th St. More the drive contributors are wear- lan Durfee of the Westminster bert Rittenhouse Johnson, 80, passed as a separate law. increase greatly or the program Presbyterian Church officiating. The trial resumes today. than 2,700 patrolmen are sta- ing a $1 bill on their clothing in- Eisenhower's position was chal' professor emeritus and former It would allow taxpayers to use 1 suffers." lenged by one southern governor, Burial will be in Fair View Cem- the average assessment ratios Taking the stand yesterday was tioned along the 2 /2-mile route. stead of a bit of green ribbon. chairman of the Civil Engineer- Fifty mounted policemen head The board said that by 1970, Ernest F. Hollings of South Caro- etery. ing Department at Rutgers Uni- Herbert Floyd Dixon, former the' borough would have 700 pu treasurer of the Abyssinian Bap- the marching columns and an- DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—Irishman lina, where tear gas and fire versity, died here Tuesday at other six dozen "mounties" are pils in grades seven through 12, hoses were turned on 1,000 Negro his home. tist Church, of which the Demo- Walter Conroy is angry with or enough for a junior-senior on traffic duty. paraders earlier this week and Prof. Johnson retired in 1950 Stocks Show cratic congressman from New everybody at city hall today be- high. Gen. Corput, The only people who sit down hundreds were arrested. after teaching at Rutgers for 42 York is pastor. cause they wouud not let him But, it also noted: Dixon testified that Powell, in are the window watchers and paint a green stripe down Main Hollings said the President's years. He joined the university those' occupying 10 blocks of "Separation would disrupt an statement caused "great damage as a mathematics instructor in 4th Straight 1951 and 1952, was paid $6,000 a St. in honor of St. Patrick's integrated school system con Signal Corps year salary, $1,500 as a housing bleacher stands seating 10,000. Day. to peace and good order in South 1908 and moved to the engineer- The parade committee offers sisttng of kindergarten through Carolina." The governor said the WASHINGTON — Maj. Gen. ing department three years later. Daily Rise allowance because he did not live He bought some green paint high school without securing Rex Van Den Corput, Jr., a re- in the church parsonage, and $700 no prizes. But Francis Cardinal and hired a machine to paint the issue is one of maintaining the He became department chairman Spellman olfers two trophies either financial or educational public peace and not of establish- tired Army Signal Corps officer, in 1928. . . NEW YORK (AP) — The annually as a vacation allowance. stripe down Main St. prior to to- advantages." died Saturday in Walter Reed stock market advanced again In those two years, the govern- for good marching, as docs day's St. Patrick's Day parade. ing rights. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ethel TV station WPIX, As to regionalization, the Shortly before the Negro organ Medical Center. He was 59 years yesterday. For the first time in ment charges, the Negro legisla- "I met every objection," of the board declared: old. Hughes Johnson; two daughters, 1960 the market strung together tor evaded payments of $3,063 in This is a precision parade, people at city hall, Conroy said ization issued its statement, seg- Mrs. William Daggett of Moores- pretty to watch. Marchers are "While it is a possible solu regation policies crumbled in Gen. Corput had lived at Shady- 'four straight daily rises. taxes—on a return he filed in 1951 yesterday.. "I was going to pay tion to the high school problem, lawn Trailer Park, Highlands, town, and Mrs: Henry Abell of An estimated two billion dol- for his wife, pianist Hazel Scott, trained not to turn their heads for it paint it when it downtown San Antonio, Tex. Six Highland Park, and six grand- or even to shift their eyes. there is no assurance that re- variety stores and a city-wide N. J., in the summer and in lars was added to the quoted and on a joint return he filed in wouldn't obstruct traffic gionalization could be effectuated Florida in the winter. children. 1952. Miss Scott is not a defen- And heading the procession is chain of pharmacies opened their value, of stocks listed on the use paint that would wash off." ... and there appears to be little At one time he had lived at The funeral will be held in New York Stock Exchange, dant. parade chairman Harry M. "And they all said, no," he re- lunch counters to Negroes on an Kirkpatrick Chapel of the uni- Hynes, a state Supreme Court financial advantage to the bor- integrated basis. 74 Carpenter St., River Plaza, based on the rise in the As- Dixon also testified that the ported. ough to consider regionalization N. J. versity at 10 a. m. tomorrow. women's club of the church voted clerk. He got his lithe slep and sociated Press average. "I'm so mad Yes Irish since state aid tends to equalize Gen. Corput retired from active $100 as a gift to Powell when he fortitude from tramping the hills WALTER W. DRAKE Leading stocks rose from frac- mad I don't know what to current expense differences duty in 1955. JULIUS C. RAAB left on a European trip with his and meadows of County Clare tions to 3 points or more, far do. I could take my little ma- which arise from allocation of HOMESTEAD, Fla.—Walter W. He was graduated from the RED BANK — Julius C. Raab, wife. Testimony indicated Pow- as a lad. outnumbering declines. chine and paint a stripe in front costs on an assessed valuation Drake, 75, formerly of Point United States Military Academy 72, of 72 Riverside Ave., died last ell bought a traveling robe with • Turnover totaled 2,960,000 of the mayor's house," Conroy basis." Pleasant, died here Tuesday in at West Point in 1920. night in his home. shares compared with 2,690,000 the money. By COLIN FROST said. his home. He was born in Jersey City, DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — St. Agree With Garrison In 1955, Gen. Corput held the ' Tuesday. Another witness was Jack Ami- Mr. Drake was a retired son of the late Herman and Char- dor, an Israeli theatrical agent. Patrick's Day 1960 and the old This was the same stand, taken butcher. He had lived here four position of director of communi- : Steels once again were pace- cations-electronics of the Joint lotte Raab. He had lived here two Amidor testified concerning Miss town is dry as a bone. by County School Superintend years. years, and formerly had lived in makers. New Law cnt Earl B. Garrison in his re Chiefs of Staff. He also was a Of 1,199 issues traded, 657 rose Scotfs tour or Israel in 1951. He That, at least, is the govern- He was born in Long Branch Hackensack and Jersey City. said Miss Scott received plane ment's hope, since no Dublin (Continued) port in November. former director of the U. S. Army •and 317 fell. New highs for 1959- arid was the son of the late Louis Mr. Raab was chief estimater tickets to Israel and expenses bar is allowed to open to help The state board said that sep- and Mary O'Neill Drake. Signal Research and Develop- ' 'dO totaled six and new lows 14. two-thirds of the school board ment Laboratory at' Fort Mon- for the George A. Fuller Con- while there, but that only $500 of Irishmen drown the shamrock. voted in favor. aration would cause an excess Surviving are his wife, Mrs. .Eleven of the most active ive debt burden on the township. mouth. struction Co., New York City. He $1,000 that was to have been re- Nonetheless, the shamrock can Anne Drake of this place; three stocks advanced, four declined Would Set Hearing When he retired from active was a member of Second Re- mitted to the U. S. ever was be drowned. The thirsty can get It was conceded, however, that sons, Malcolm C. Drake, here, and one was unchanged. sent. Israel has restrictions on a drink at the dog show at Balls- At a hearing called by the com- both municipalities could support service, a retreat honor guard formed Church, Hackensack; r Yesterday's closing stocks: missioner, the governing body separate school systems at the Warren E. Drake of Ellenburg, ceremony was held in his honor Highland Lodge F & AM, Jersey the transfer of-currencies. bridge show grounds. But will Wash., and Robert T. Drake of ~ACF InJ 48«i I T-E Ckt Brk 3! During a recess of his trial yes- there be any room left for show- would have to "state in detail elementary level. at Fort Monmouth, City, and the Jersey City Lodge Ailnmj Er 2514 Jobni Man Ol'i Neptune, and six grandchildren. of Elks. Air Ileduo T«tt Jonei A U 68 ft terday, Powell said he understood ing the dogs? the particular item they want cut The board said that under sep- Early in World War II, he -A'Mt Cp 10VS *« os:ae-sf~k;s-fr;eiids-y/sre- t Next-year, the efficiaJ-St. Pad from Shs-badgot,'-- Mr. Bar-kalsv.' thi borough uw.li.iase. The funeral will be held Sat camrnanded_the_ radar laboratory Surviving are his wife, Mrs. .Alice I.utl 4«i Kaiser Al 44T4 iirday at i'l a. ISL in the John Alllo.l Ch S1K Kennecott 78% ering raising a defense fund to dy's Day drought should end. A said. $33,200 a year in state aid and at the New Jersey installation. Marie' AT" StoltzKaab; a son, Allied Str« 87 Koppers 4014 W. Flock Funeral Home. Burial Emerson C. Raab of Sea Girt; .ADI* Chal 33H Kreage, &fl 3(1 help meet expenses of the trial, new liquor act is before the Dail, Mr. Barkalow said he had been the township would gain $16,000 He left there in 1944 to become 87H Lehlgh C4N ]Q being heard by an all-white jury. Parliament's lower house, and told by' many people that they a year. will be in Glenwood Cemetery. signal officer of the Eighth Army a daughter, Mrs. Frances W. >Am. Alrlln 2014 Leh Port C 28" Herkt of Sayreville; two sisters, Am Brk Bta 46% Leh Vs4 Incl 3 Powell had mentioned the name the 1961 celebration likely will voted against a school budget as Harold J. Dolan, local board at Hollandia, New Guinea, t Lett Val RR ANDRETTA INFANT Am Can j 7",4 of Rev. 0. D. Dempsey, his as- be as wet as (lie River Liffey an expression of dissatisfaction president, told The Register last After the war, he served a tour Mrs. George A. Hamid of Atlan- Am' Cyan SOU LOP Olus «2Vi Am MftFdy 54H Lib. McNiL, lO'.i sistant pastor, in connection with that runs through dear Old Dub- with the tax structure, not with night that the board will meet FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — of duty in Germany as signal of- tic City, and Mrs. Juan M. Rab- . Jim Motors 23H Mil a fund-raising committee, Demp- lin. next week to decide its next The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ficer of the Army's European assa of Spain, and three brothers, Am Smelt 4242K* Lukens Stl S8H the school administration or pm Am Std 14ft Mack Trie 43>i sey, at his home last night, said This time It was St. Paddy's gram. step. Carmen Andretta, East Freehold command. August Raab of Roselle, and Am TeliTel 8614 Martin Co 41 Rd., died at birth yesterday at Thomas and George Raab of Ja- Am Tob 104K Merck he had not heard of such a move- eve that echoed with the cele- He said that school budgets are "I believe the board will go Gen. Corput's decorations in- Am Vlscou 3SU Metro O M ment but that he would be willing brations. And the most re- right ahead with its plans for Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. cluded the Distinguished Service maica, L. I. Amp Inc B1H Mo Pae A 40 the only fiscal spending measures Anaconda 54U Montor Oil to head a committee for that sounding of the lot Was staged submitted to the voters. The lo- another high school referendum The Richard Van Sant Funeral Medal and the Legion of Merit. The Worden Funeral Home, Armed Stl 63K Mont Ward V, purpose. by the Gurricrs' Tankard Club. regardless of an appeal of the Home, Freehold, is in charge of Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Red Bank, is in charge of a Armour A Oo 39% Nat BIK S2!4 cal, county and state budgets, Arms! Clc 40U Nat Dairy 4TVi The Gurriers' Club is devoted he pointed out, are not put to separation decision," he said. arrangements. Hrna D. Corput. rangements. Aihl Oil 2014 Nat DlatlU 30(4 SHIPS COLLIDE to the destruction of stout and Alclllson 15 >4 Nit aypi S5!i a public vote. Atl Rerln 36% Nat Steal 78(4 NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The the preservation of horse cabs. NT Ceotral 34V School budget cutting often Is Avco Corp 14 Nla M Pw 34 U Norwegian motor ship Orient In pursuit of these objectives, Babcock A W 3*H No Am Av 34H and the American tanker George the club members set out on a "approached arbitrarily," he con- Bald Lima UVi Nor Pa.e 42 Pall t Oh 37* Ntrit Alrlln 23 K Whitlock II collided at 5:05 a. m. weekly horsedrawn course tinued, with the governing body Bendix Av 7OH Ohio Oil 3214 being interested only in lowering BJth Bteel n Oliver Cp 6! today in Thimble Shoal Channel through Dublin, stopping at the BoelOK Air 5*54 Outb Mar 32' at the mouth of Hampton Roads. many pubs along the way to re^ the total amount. Borden 44 Owens 111 Gl S8 Borj; Wtrn 4Iti Pan A w Air 10' Authorities said neither appeared fresh their horses. No Politics Buckeye PI 3S14 Param Plet 4S> nuoy 'Erie 19 Penney, JC « to be in immediate danger. The club president is Bren- The assemblyman also decried ' Budd Co 51H Pa Pw&U 115 dan Behan, reigning Irish play- Bulova 154 10 Farm La., Eatontown, daugh- So. St. Patrick's Day in Dublin Del L*W 7>i Sinclair 40'i almost amounts to a morning af- paiity set up a telephone cam' " Doug Alrc .i Smith, AO ter, yesterday. paign for the defeat of a school "Dow Chem 89 Socony Mr. and Mrs. David Gage, 15 ter. Du Pont ' S25V Sou Pae S0H budget so that the governing Duq Lt 2' Sou Ry 4R'i Main St., Keyport, daughter, yes- But not for Behan. Ea.it Kod 4 Sperry Rd 22';, "I'm off the gargle," he body could make the final de- - find John 3.1 Std Brand 37% terday. termination on the amount of the 101i Std Oil Cal 42>i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burkhard, roared as the procession set "Brio nn 39 school budget. '.Firestone Std Oil N J 44!i Eatontown, daughter, yesterday. off from Bailey's Bar with a .Forfl Mot 76 >; Slud Pack 15H . Gen Accept 17'< Texaco 75'i Mr. and Mrs. John Gillen, 72 banjo furnishing accompani- •Gen Cigar 22'i Tex G Prod 2S'4 ment. Gen r>ynam 44 terday. beginning at 6:30 p. m., with a 41) "4 dan's writing a new play on the Here Pdr BB>( Wtrn B Pic dessert served by the women of •.mcpnt 4H' W Penn El 3i'i Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vona, 20 Dublin underworld and is keep- Ml)l Bu> Mch 428 West Un Tel SO'4 College PI., Keansburg, daughter, the church. 'lolot t Harrv 45 WestB El 49'i ing a clear head to speed .his pen. ,'Int Nick 100\ White Mot 55»« yesterday. The program will feature de- .'Int Paper 113 Woolworth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addonizio, - Int;T«14Tf Yn(t»t SJi*T lli'.j DETROIT (AP) - There arejvotions by the pastor, Rev. Har- 178 Statesir PI., Middlctown, some very pad Irishmen at the' 'an C Durfee,1 and a play pre- daughter, yesterday. I University of Detroit todny. sentod by the Senior Westmins- Ella King Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berner, The Irish of the St. Francis Club ter Fellowship entitled, "The Ac 1090 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, son, will dine on ochenschwanzuppc, cusers this morning. schnecken, hassenpheffer and Participants in the play arc Resigns Post kartofflepuffa, which is German Misses Eileen Pietro.CynthiaNIX' Weuthcr on and Elaine Dorr, William Alt- WATCH FOR THE OPENING DATE OF OUR : SHREWSBURY — The Mayo for ox tail soup, snails, rabbit and' potato pancakes. ken and Frederick Bopp, 3d, all and Council has received th< Snow today, mixed with rain along the coast and rather The reason is^ the Irish lost of New Monmouth: Miss Sue Wil- resignation of Miss Ella H. King windy with high in the 30s. their annual lug-of-war to (ellow son, Bclford, and Miss Claire NEW HOLMDEL BRANCH .-as'Welfare director. She has held Mostly cloudy tonight and Fri- St. Francis members of German Herald, Thomas Barnard and (RT. J5 AT LAUREL AVENUE) the "post more than 30 years. day with low tonight near 30 descent. The winner gets to se- Ronald Fotvlle, Leonardo. In a'letter to the council, Miss and high Friday 35 to 40. Tides lect the St. Patrick's Dny menu.| Arthur Dorr, New Monmouth, is King said she is moving from will run about two foot above adviser to the youth Rroup. the borough April 1. normal today with some minor PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP)- Her home, at Broad St, and flooding at high water time. Thc Rhode Island stale house STINKY TRICK Shrewsbury Ave., has been sold Block Island to Cape May: dome was bathed In a green BISMARCK, N. D. (AP)-Pa- as the new site of the Shrewsbury Small craft warnings are dis- glow last nlqht—the eve of St. trolman Clarence Conitz tried the Diner. played. East to northeast winds Patrick's Dny. soft sell first in dealing with a Mayor Bernard B. White said 20-35 knots today becoming John R. Clod, chief of (he skunk reported to be chnsing rchants a certificate of appreciation is northerly and diminishing state division of public build- children in n yard here. ; being sent to Miss King. somewhat lonlghl. YVoiifhrr Ings, said thr effect was | He tried to get the animal to • A replacement will be named cloudy with rain south and rain achieved with green fillers over run in!o a within a month, the mayor added. or snow norlh portion todny, the lights that Illuminate the "I thought it was someone's; Councilman William W. Curdt followed by mostly cloudy to- dome. pet," Conitz explained. 150 BROAD STREET, RED BANK said additional study Is being night. Visibility two miles in Hut it wasn't. Riven to a dralnnge problem on rain variable to less than one KERRVILLE, Tex, (AP)-Con-j The uniform he Was wearing BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER 'Glorncy St. A field inspection mile In snow today, improving tributors tn the city's industrial\will be out of service for a while.! will be mndo Saturday morning, tonight, Tides two-three feet foundation fund are wi-ariiiR dol-But Conitz won the encounter, M«mb«r Ftdertl Rcrvr Byntm • Ftdtral Di-poilt Injurance Corp. above normal. •lor bill's nn tlipir clothing todny!H« shut the skunk. -'A RED BANK REGISTER

3 Prominent Little Fear Held of New Kennel continuation of the Red Bankl (Continued) Mrs. Peskoe High School study with, in-j.|rf Wives Slain Outbreak of Encephalitis on his findings and recommend- dition, consideration of education-'-' ed certain improvements. a! procedures at other high schools In the Red Bank area. TRENTON (AP) — Health Some Improvement Is Re-elected In Illinois president of the Harris Trust and Mrs. Bernard' Goldsmith, Lit- Commissioner Roscoe P. Handle On several subsequent inspec- OTTAWA, 111. (AP)-A knarl- Savings Bank. tions, Mr. Vollmuth stated, the tle Silver, chairman of the li- Mrs. Lillian Oetting, 50, wife indicated yesterday he doesn't By League brary committee, presented a ed, bloodstained tree limb and think New Jersey will suffer an- kennel received a rating of "sat- pieces of red cord were objects of George H. Oetting, general isfactory" or "passable." NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. progress report on her group's supervisor of internal audits for other outbreak of eastern enceph- Lloyd Peskoe of this borough study of library facilities in the of intense scrutiny today as po alitis this year. He said some improvement in lice spurred efforts to solve the the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. was re-elected president of the rea. There were 33 cases with 21 the facilities and conditions had grisly slaying of three women on They had checked into the all- been made. League of Women Voters, Red She said that because of lack deaths in the state last year, Bank Region, at a meeting Tues- a holiday trip to one of Illinois' year resort Monday for a few On March 10, he said, he made of adequate financial support, between Aug. 27 and Oct. 15. day night in the home of Mrs most scenic resorts. days of rest and hiking along another investigation, at which most libraries have far fewer the trails which have made the The worst period was the week William Miller, Here. But investigators admitted they time he found some overcrowd- books than desirable, as well as 1,436-acre park along the Illinois of Sept. 6 and most of the vie still had little to go on. "It's ing of the dog pens, a sick dog Others elected were: Mrs. H. too few hours in which to serve River famous. tim were either very young or anybody's guess," said Sgt. Wil- in a coal bin, and food trays for E. Sutcliffe, Red Bank, first the public. Mrs. Goldsmith • said They were not missed until yes- very old. The bulk of the cases vice president; Mrs. Walter members of the Leagues of Wo- liam Hall of the state police. occurred where wooded strips dogs containing sawdust. terday when Murphy telephoned The kennel received another Schwarz, Little Silver, secretary men Voters, and other groups, Troopers picked up two men met salt marshes along Rt. 9 and Miss Elisabeth Kelley, Red the lodge to check up. A search unsatisfactory rating, he added. recently formed the "Monmouth on an anonymous tip late last was organized and a group fo in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May Bank, Mrs. Ray Mattingley, Oak- County Citizens Committee for Mr. Vollmuth stated that while night but they were released a boys from a state correctional and Ocean Counties. hurst, and Mrs.-Sidney Ruda, Better Libraries." short time later. Lawmen con- camp discovered the gory scene Handle, in his annual report to some improvement has been Freehold, directors, tinued their questioning of home- been made in the kennel, there Gives Report after trudging through heavy the governor, refused to predict Mrs. Miller was elected chair- owners and motel owners in snows. whether the sleeping sickness dis Is "still a great deal more to be Mrs. Joseph Rudolph, Red hopes of stumbling onto a new done." man of the nominating commit- The bloodied tree limb was ease will strike again. Bank, chairman of the Red iBank lead. Joseph P. Quail, township san- tee with Mrs. S.' M. Hoffman picked up about six feet from But he said, "Cases of eastern High School committee, reported itary inspector, testified that the Red Bank, and Mrs. Eugene The women, wives of promin- the mouth of the cave in St. encephalitis have been few or Badgley, Little Silver, members on her group's work so far,-in kennel was in pretty bad condi- ent Chicago business executives, Louis Canyon, a box canyon with none in years following out- Mrs. Badgley, outgoing nominat- studying the high school. She were found by a search party sheer walls reaching to 150 feet. breaks." tion when he inspected it Dec. 4, ing chairman, presented the slate said its investigation concerns yesterday on the floor of a cave And the health commissioner 1959. of officers. the enrichment program and its He stated that the kennel was in a towering sandstone canyon said the state has stepped up MAKES A POINT—Mrs. Pearl Rosen, co-owner of the Other Officers effects on the school in general. In rolling Starved Rock State Subdivision its, efforts to control the mos not properly maintained, saw- Mrs. Peskoe announced1 that dust was mixed in with the food, Middletown Kennels, Rt. 35, makes a point during a Mrs. Peskoe introduced Mrs. Park, 100 miles southwest of quitoes which transmit the dis- Joseph Bryan, Oceanport, second unit discussion meetings will be a strong odor was present, and Chicago. Classified ease from wild birds to humans. Board of Health hearing yesterday into charges that vice president; Mrs. Max Singer, held to further discuss findings that an overcrowded condition Their heads were bloodied and Handle's report noted a drop the kennel operation violates the state Board of Health New Shrewsbury, treasurer, and of the library committee in'April SHREWSBURY—The Planning in paralytic polio cases last year. existed. Mrs. H. O. Wiley, Shrewsbury and of the high school commit- battered. Bruises covered other Board last night classified as code. Mrs. Rosen took the stand to deny the accusa- parts of their bodies. Two wo- But he said the state must con Burnt Dogs Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell, New tee in May. ' ' an exempted subdivision a pro- Mr. Quail also testified that on tions. men were naked from the waist tinue its efforts to protect all Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Richard The group voted to recommend posal by Joseph Hoffman, 52 a subsequent inspection, Feb. 25, down; the third still wore the population with Salk vaccine. Seclow, Little Silver, directors, to the national LWV adoption, of Harding Rd., Red Bank, to cre- with Capt. Raymond T. Walling, girdle. A fingertip was missing The commissioner said there were not as complete as the state band members did not want to whose terms will not expire un- the national current agenda item ate three lots out of one tract Lt. Joseph McCarthy and Patrol- from one victim, were 126 cases of aseptic men required. make the trip by plane. til March 1961. worded: "Support of U.S., eco- at Patterson Ave. and Alameda man Robert Letts of the Middle- ingitis in 1959, 2,845 cases of tu- She said she and her husband A Navy spokesman said it nomic policies which promote State's Attorney Harlan War- Ct. town police department, he All officers are elected for two- berculosis and 9,490 cases of had been in the dog kennel busi- would welcome the investiga- year terms. world development and maintain ren said all indications pointed A house now stands on the found 32 dogs in the kennel, a venereal disease reported to the ness 15 years. They formerlyop- tion. the strength of the American to rape too. State Police Super- lot. Mr. Hoffman proposes to dead dog in the coal bin and Mrs. Robert Multer, Colts Health Department. erated businesses in East Orange, The musicians were killed last Neck, by-law committee chair- economic foreigh policy." intendent William Morris, who build houses on the two new lots that the water pans were filled Brooklyn and Florida. month when their Navy trans- man, presented the proposed by- Final adoption of the national headed a three-man team of created by his request. The mat- with debris. YOUTH RALLY In answer to questions by board port collided with a Brazilian law changes, which were approv- agenda item will be made at troopers from Springfield, agreed ter had been turned over to the Capt. Walling and Lt. McCarthy It was a sex crime. "One of the RED BANK — Conrad Jensen, members, she said that about 10 airliner. President Eisenhower ed. the league's national convention Board of Health last month to substantiated Mr. Quail's testi- worst in my 19 years as a police' a deputy police Inspector with per cent of the kennel's sales was visiting Brazil at the time Mrs. Bryan, budget committee in St. Louis April 25-29, ;Mjr* determine if drainage conditions mony and also noted that the man." the New York City police depart- have been returned. and they had been scheduled to chairman, presented the budget Peskoe said. were proper for a subdivision. basement had a strong odor. ment, will be guest speaker at She also stated that on an aver- play for the President and Bra- for fiscal. 1960-61, which was ap- The victims, all socially prom- The board announced it will "The odor made me sick," the first, youth'rally which the age, six per cent of the dogs she zilian leaders that night. proved. Prince Edward Island is'-the Inent in the western Chicago sub hold a study meeting Saturday Capt. Walling said. new inter-denominational group, receives in shipments die The members voted to continue smallest of Canada's 10 provin- urb of Riverside, were: to review the zoning ordinance Mr. Quail testified that he Challenge, will hold tomorrow through disease. The House ' Armed Services the library study as a local cur- ces with an area of 2,184 square Mrs. Frances Murphy, 47, wife passed Tuesday by the Borough found the remains of several night. The rally starts at 8 p.m. Her attorney presented two Committee has approved a bill rent agenda item, as well as miles. ' • of R. W. Murphy, vice president Council. in Red Bank High School auditor- dead dogs on a garbage heap in statements with 27 signatures of to prevent newly retired military and general counsel for Borg- Two residents objected to sec- ium. the back yard. The carcasses persons who said they were hap- officers from calling on their Warner Corp. tions of the measure concerning were partially burnt. py with the dogs they bought Pentagon colleagues as sales- Mrs. Mildred Lindquist, 50, the business district depth It payi to advtrtiM In Ibt Remitter. Under cross examination by and found the kennel to be in a men. wife of Robert Lindquist, vice around Meadow Dr. —Advertisement. Henry C. Rittiger, attorney for clean condition. The committee vote yesterday the Rosens, Mr. Quail said a The hearing is the result of an was 34-1. The measure stems ditch was being dug while he was investigation into charges made from hearings last year on the LOOK! BIG TRADE-IN there which he learned would be before the Township Committee, employment of more than 1,400 used to bury the kennel's garbage that the kennel is a health haz- former officers by the nation's and the remains of the deceased ard. 100 biggest defense contractors. animals. The only penalty provided in ALLOWANCE Testimony also was given by the'bill is loss of retirement pay. two veterinarians, Dr. Edward Rep. F. Edward Hebert (D-La), Otto, Little Silver, and Dr. Rob- chairman of the subcommittee No Down Payment ert L. Ticehurst, Middletown. On that held the hearings, tried to They said they had treated dogs get stiff criminal penalties writ- ON THIS which their clients said were ten in, but was voted down 28-4. bought at the Rosen kennel. Five Die Capitol Dr. Otto said six dogs had been Newesf, Mosf Sensational brought to him with hook worm Regional disease and that five died within (Continued) 1960 Automatic Washer* 12 hours after he first saw them. Hill Mrs. Mendes said officials of II He said he managed to save the the Monmouth Consolidated firm sixth one. WASHINGTON-Who put Sen. quoted her a price of $5 to $71 Dr. Ticehurst told the board Paul H. Douglas' name on the a foot to extend the main to the || that he had treated about a doz- list ahead of Sen. Richard B. proposed school site. en dogs for.hook wo_rm,..and dis- Russell's? _._ She snM she had-jtor exnlor.ed.JJ temper. General Electric i That weighty mystery occupied the matter thoroughly and did notTl He said the owners of the dogs the Senate for an hour and a know how far the board would told him they had bought the half yesterday and still no one have to extend the utility's lines. dogs at the kennel three to five learned the answer. She noted that the cost || days before they asked him to Russell (D-Ga) rose- in the drilling a well would be quite look at the animals. Senate to complain that some- high. Under questioning by the health one had written the name of Board members made it clear FILTER FIO board. Dr. Ticehurst said those Douglas (D-Ill) ahead of his on that their minds are open as far TOTE'M diseases are the result of "poor the presiding officer's list of Sen- as a site is concerned. sanitation" and that the disease ators to be recognized to speak. The board announced that no solves bleaching problems can best be controlled by "good Russell said his name had been report had been received from sanitation." on the list first and to slip in of the principals in the Claridge NO Many persons who bought dogs someone else's name was "an Sverre Sorenson as to the names AUTOMATIC ALLY! from the kennel then testified to act unworthy of any employee Corporation, owners of a 6.86- the conditions of the kennel and or any member of the Senate." acre tract on which the board MORE! the dogs . they purchased. Sen. Stephen M. Young '(D- has an option. They all termed the kennel as Ohio), who had been presiding It also was reported it will in "terrible condition," and all at the time, said he didn't do probably take a minimum of said their dogs needed medical it. Sen. Gale W. McGee (D-Wyo) can be prepared. care immediately after purchase. who had preceded Young in the -George J. Lahey, vice pres- Fred Koch, who lives across chair, averred it wasn't he. ical survey of the school site the highway from the kennel, Finally Douglas arrived. He three weeks before a topograph- said that on many occasions dogs noted that his name was written ident, said he had spoken to Fred from the kennel were running on the list in a legible hand, Mohler, Highlands, who said he BIT loose and that he saw seven and said this proved he didn't hoped to start work on the sur- half-burned carcasses of dogs on do it himself. vey this Saturday if the weather top of a pile of garbage behind breaks. the Rosen home. The House Armed Services Denies Charges Committee will investigate the KNITENOCS MEET Mrs. Rosen was the last per- air collision over Rio De Ja- PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. son to testify. neiro harbor that killed 19 mem- Robert Beam entertained the She denied that the kennel is in bers of the U.S. Navy Band. members of the Knitenoc Club bad condition, and stated that the A committee source disclosed March 10. Present were Mrs. pens and the basement are clean- yesterday that Chairman Carl Norman Sickles, Mrs. William New, Exclusive ed once a day, that an extermina- Vinson (D-Ga) had ordered the Harnett, Belford, and Mrs. Ed- tor services the building once a probe into all phases of the trag- ward Bryk and Mrs. Fred edy, including reports that some Beam, this place. Here is another way of saying... use the month, and that the dogs are fed GE BLEACH DISPENSER' twice a day and are in good con- Automatically Performs ALL, These Serviced wonderful new Norge Automatic Gas Dryer! dition. No longer need you lift heavy dothesbaskets in Mrs. Rosen admitted under • Slorti a Menlb'l Supply cfBlnch) cross examination from James R. and out ... no longer need your clothes dry, • Mtaiurti th* Right Amount far Minogue; attorney for the health Wnh-load alltt Woth-Loadl creased by clothes-pin, dirtied by clothes-line, board, that she does not have an isolated area for sick dogs. • ln|«ct( It el thi Right Wominll- wind-whipped and sun-bleached beyond recog- She said that work has been • Dllutti It lothi Right SfrtnglM nition ! started to convert a barn on the property into an all-year-round kennel in which an isolation pen NO!... the 1960 Norge Automatic Gas Dryer ; Famous, Exclusive G-E will be provided. Non-Clogging/ Moving Filter does all the drying work (you "tote" no more). She also testified that up un- til several weeks ago she had > 5 Automatic Cycles Norge does it gently, and better . . . and of never seen a copy of the state course quite independently of the weather! regulations covering operation of *Pfl/l£ Many other important Convenience*! kennel and that her records In addition ... the SALE PRICES now in ef- fect represent a greater saving to you than Buy Only I '""•« Norge has ever before offered I You must act katthff Sfgrtf now, however, to"take full advantage! L of Vain <

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DIAMOND BRIDAL DUO S.nu)if«j tsrfti UK ON THE HOUSE gold rlngi. By ANDY LANG I the woman who usually makes AP Newtfeatures I the final selection. The prosepctive buyer of a „ Wome"orrnn "Haada ™EnouguSnh. ., . new house generally sets out! Remember when giant k.tch- with a lot of ideas on the tea- ens were the rule '» home6? tures he wants in the future That was when the kitchen was home. the core of the house. Thbn kitchens began to get smaller Unless his capital is unlimited, DIAMOND and smaller, until some of them he is forced to compromise be- were nothing more or less thjin SOLITAIRE tween everything he wants, and N* Monty Dawn

total $197.32. THIS WEEK YOU PAY ONLY $166.95. YOU and a disbeliever who battled » ^^r ^r » » » » SAVE $30.37! (Other kits from $111.85). Come in today. with the patriarch about the good oldtime religion, Great-uncle had shot a piece off Rayber's ear to keep Tarwater and raise him in I CORN'S PHOTO SHOP the true faith, and tried to wangle J.faidti Everything jor the Camera Fan a promise out of the boy to bap- tize Rayber's idiot child. The BROAD AND FRONT STREETS child gets a ducking, all right, ^ • RED BANK, N.J. • SH l-S300< 15 WALLACE ST. RED BANK and Tarwater succeeds where jg Rayber had failed, before the SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT story ends in the isolated little SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 clearing where it began. W. G. R. T r- * Cr's' * OFF THE PAD JIM BISHOP: Ked MktegMei Reporter 4W1 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. State Highway 35, Mlddletown, N. J. The happiest person I ever knew was Annie. She Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay was short and stout, a woman with a button of a THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 nose, apple cheeks, and an almost perpetual smile. IAMES 3. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager Her hair was straight because she could not afford W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager a permanent. She had an assortment of runny-nosed Member of the Associated Press children and a husband who worked on Tilt AwocliUed PMM li entitled exclusively to me us» lor republlcatlon ol lil Xht locmi B»wi printed In this atwapaper u well u ail AP newi dispatcher a delivery truck. She never had $100, except for the time she sold an insur- Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation T6i Red Bank Rejiner utumn no llninclal reipon»lbliltle» lor typographical «rrori In advertlie- ance policy. menu but will reprint without charge, mat part o! an advertisement In which the typographical error occur*. AdvirUien will Dleut notify th» 'manaiement Immediately ol any error which may occur. Annie was queen of six railroad Thti mwipapar usumei no reapomlbllltlei (or itatemenU o( oplnloni In letter! from Iti reader* rooms. The kitchen had a black coal stove, and some of the heat seeped, in- •ubicrtpUcm Prlcei In Advance One year (15.00; Sii monthi 18.00 ftlnsle copy at counter. 7 cents Binds copy by mall. * cents to the bathroom, and a little into the THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1960 dining room, which was used for home- BISHOP work and councils of state. The two bedrooms and the front room were used as bedrooms, and Annie's mother slept in one of them with the little St. Patrick's Day girl. Everybody shivered. Everybody becomes an Irishman The effect of St. Patrick's Day The Kilrain family lived on chuck steak ground, today. was even felt in Trenton earlier this when they could afford it. Annie knew how to doctor it so that it tasted a little like filet mignon at the Stork It's St. Patrick's Day—and green week when the state Senate adopted Club.-This and lots of mashed potatoes and bread kept a resolution commemorating the will suddenly becorne the most pop- everybody alive. Grandma was a wisp who sniffed with ular color there is. event. contempt at one and all, a sort of broom in a flannel From Broad St. in Red Bank to And one senator asked that a nightgown. Broadway in New York City, the bitter argument going on at the time Annie's husband was a stout man with a face major topic of conversation will be come to an end and "we lay down that looked as though it had been slept in. He loved the special day. our shillelaghs and .retire to the Annie and he loved his children, but he liked to nee- : For the Irish, it will be a time Stacy O'Trent Hotel for a drop o dle grandma. He would come in at night, blowing the cold off his hands, and he would see his mother-in-law they have looked forward to since Dugan's Dew." and roar: last March 17 and when it's over it This is a day to be made the "You old bag, if you ain't dead by Christmas I'm will be something to look forward to most of—and we have no doubt tha going to hang you on the tree." next year. it will. THESE DAYS WILLIAM Somehow, she understood his bruising humor. Her By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY mouth would twitch, her eyes would sparkle, and she'd say: "And if I go,° you can bury me in the backyard. Dissecting Television The world is full of prophets, tipsters, pundits S. WHITE It's good enough for the likes of me." and soothsayers. They all know what is to happen. Television has become a big decided to discuss the problem. JERUSALEM — Israel is fa: Kilrain never had any money, but, once a week, In general terms, it is possible to have some idea of more a thoroughly practical am he brought a little gift to the old lady. Sometimes it source of controversy since its ad- Monday night, four experts in nationalistic modern state thai what man happen. For instance, we know that unless it is a dusty Biblical land oi was a handkerchief with a colored edging, more often vent on the American scene some the areas in television and education we are destroyed by an H-bomb or a rocket, next Nov. even a stronghold of the Jewisi a bag of chocolate Washington cherries, which cost 15 years ago. will dissect the question—and, hap 8, an election will take place for a religion. 2c apiece. Grandma would sit on the side of her bed president of the United States and that This must first be a stout na and bite into the bottom edge of the candy and draw Its effects have not only posed pily, the public has been invited to tion, so far as the Israelis art great problems for adults—but for come and listen. there will be two major candidates and concerned, even before it is the cherry syrup off. If the children came near ,she'd that one will be elected. Nobody has symbol for the hopes of worl( youngsters and teenagers as well. "The Impact of Television on cackle: "Ah- ha! Most of the time I couldn't buy you been nominated yet but there are al Jewry. Basically this is an ex to go down the corner for the newspaper for an old Television programming has been American Youth" will be the theme periment not so much in settle- ready prophets who are ready to say ment, however appealing, as in lady. Suddenly I'm popular and I'd like to know why." under sharp attack since it began of the forum. who will be elected. statecraft. Annie called her husband Challenge. Once, in a and the recent scandals have caused Television as a potential cause Bernard M. Baruch, who has done To come here and talk to a bar, he defended his love from a man who leered at people of rare candor—a people everyone connected with the indus- of juvenile delinquency and tele well for himself by being correct at who don't mind the most pointed her. Kilrain invited the man outside and they fought try, as well as legislators, to closely vision as a cultural force will be SOKOLSKY the right time, said way back in 1955: questions and don't shilly-shally in the alley. The man almost killed Kilrain and that's "No one, not even the most experienced trader, —is to discover that Israel's real examine the product that goes out discussed. * role is widely misunderstood in why Annie couldn't call him Champ. economist or business man can predict with certainty over the airways. The arguments pro and con abou the world at large. Certainly, Every Saturday, Challenge brought a fifth of gin the course of the stoek market. Whether stocks rise this is the case in the Christian home. It went into the refrigerator until the children It was perhaps with this in mind television continue to rage in or fall is determined by innumerable forces and ele- world, were in bed that night. The Kilrains had no phone, so that authorities at Rumson-Fair Ha- country—and it will be interesting This is not simply some set- ments, by economic conditions, the actions of govern- apart reservation of an ancient they sent one of the boys t otell Annie's younger sis- ven Regional High School, as part to hear what four authorities in the ments, the state of international affairs, the emotions and untroubled faith, as many ter to drop over. This was Margaret, who had a hus- of people—even the vagaries of the weather." suppose it to be, The true band who left her, and she wore the event as a sor- of their stimulating lecture series, field have to say about it. prophets here are not the proph The prophets are really gamblers. They fail to ets of the Old Testament. They rowful shroud all her life. take into account the imponderables which are so are instead the modern prophets not been as heavy as expected. After the dishes were done, Annie knocked on YOUR MONEY'S WORTH important politically. For instance, Castro is a nuisance of a democratic and secular, or Healthy but not bubbly . . . nonreligious, social order based her ceiling so that her ladyfriend upstairs would come Clue: Federal Reserve mon- beyond his metes in 1960 because it is an election in part on British and American down. The old lady always went to bed early on Sat- etary policy. year. There is no telling what such a man will do, experience. urday night, claiming that drink was the devil's own By SYLVIA PORTER The powerful men who man- age our Federal Reserve System particularly if he gets hold of a Mig. No present cal It is an order largely run by masterpiece, and she'd have none of it. "Then how is mold credit policy in accordance men and women more concerned The pattern emerging with in' falling as much as predicted, culations about the November election can exclude with this world than with the it," Challenge would roar, "that I always leave a drink creasing clarity for the Ameri- and may hold them in the 1,250,- with their judgment of the econ- Castro. omy's condition and needs. Right next. This correspondent is in for meself when I go to bed, but when I get up on a can economy in this crucial pre- 000 range. formed, on excellent authority, Sunday morning there's dust in the bottom of the spring week of 1960 is: strong, now, their policy actions indicate Baruch was talking about the stock market, the The housing picture could be their appraisal is: Our economy that perhaps 65 per cent of the solid but not spectacular advance bottle?" brighter than originally project- is in a balance at a high level, ups and downs of which rarely prove anything. But people of Israel have no religion through the ed, but from this industry, no but not a boom. the same is true of any isolated factors which in them at all in the formal sense. Annie and her sister and Challenge and the lady year. boom stimulant is looked for... This does not mean that Israel Putting it In And that summarizes the most selves may be startling but not conclusive. Sputnik upstairs always sat in the kitchen. Challenge poured Clue: The stock market. expert interpretation of these vi- is an anti-religious state. A ma plainer words, scared a. great many Americans livid. Some of them jority of the Israelis simply feel little tumblers of gin and lots of lemon soda on top the year is The break in stock prices un- tal clues as of this March 17. questionably has chilled senti- Considering that next month the even began to study Russian, perhaps to be able to the unwisdom of mixing religion of it. In this manner, the bottle lasted all night. Some- shaping up as and politics, lest such a course one of general ment. Selling of stocks has re- 1958-60 advance in our economy say, "Good morning!" to their conquerors. Actually, times, the lady upstairs brought her husband, a mad flected the disappearance of an will be two years old, the fact cheapen religion and unneces prosperity, but we have done as well as the Russians have in this mouse who enjoyed crushing Challenge with big words. inflation psychology, shifts In that the expansion still seems sarily complicate politics. At the not boom. funds from stocks to binds, the solidly based is mighty cheer- particular race. It is not very important whether'we same time, the greatest respect They would discuss politics and, along about the Obvious- downward revision of forecasts ful news. or they are ahead. Sooner or later, every country will is paid to the exercise of religion third round of drinks, the man upstairs was using ly, the initial about business prospects. among those who wish to exer- manufacture bombs, missiles, rockets and other means cise it. words' Challenge had never heard. Challenge had to PORTER post - steel strike fore- There's no evidence so far that the crack in stock prices of devastation and then halt to realize that thus far, RELIABLE ALLY agree with the man, or ask him what the words meant, casts for a runaway upswing has seriously damaged psychol- LETTERS FROM all these weapons exist and have not been used. Talk were overexuberant. We're in a Again, though a rather doo and he'd die before asking. Annie's sister usually got ogy or business and hopefully, trinaire socialism is strong here, rise, but no runaway. OUR READERS is still the principal weapon of diplomacy and war. into an argument about who was going to miss mom- there will be no damage. But it is precisely for this reason What clues indicate the above as of now, this factor ranks as The signs of the times are hard to discern. When that Israel is so reliable a West- ma the most when she died. These sometimes ended appraisal? Here are some of neutral to depressing . . . CRITICIZES KIERNAN'S President Eisenhower says that Latin American-United ern ally in the struggle with in in tears on both sides. the key ones the nation's top Clue: Bank loans. LEADERSHIP IN COUNTY ternational communism. For no- economists are watching: States relations are at their peak, does he mean that The lady upstairs looked like a horn-billed owl, The extent of corporation bor- they are about to deteriorate? These figures of speech body is more aware of the real Clue: Business plans for spend rowing from banks to finance 20 Valley St., nature of communism, and more blinking and drinking and never taking her eyes off Ing on new plants. inventories, expansions, other ac Highlands, N. J. rarely apply to international relations. Certainly our bleakly resolved to defeat It at the bottle. When Challenge got loaded, he always did The eagerly-awaited surveys tivities always is a clue to the To the Editor: relations with Latin America cannot be so good, if all cost, than is the bred-in-the- the same thing. He smile at Annie, put an arm around on business spending plans are bone Socialist. He has forever economy's buoyancy. Demands The inadequacy of the leader- the President has to rub tear gas out of his eyes now out. Taken in late January- for loans to date in 1960 have been Soviet communism's most- her, and said: "Beautiful, would you please sing 'The February—after the stock mar- ship of Paul Kiernan has never during a triumphal procession of friendship. hated enemy. One Rose' for me?" After a little coaxing, Annie stood, ket break was well under way been more apparent than at the present time. After six years of Or to put it another way, let us quote again from And anybody who might still pulling the housedress down over the slip, and she —they indicate that all major question the combat quality of Industries intend to hike their CARMICHAEL patronage under the Meyner Ad- Baruch's 1955 statement: would sing it. ministration, he Is unable to field these people has only to go out spending for new factories and and watch them wrestling Im- a complete team In the coming "This distinction between the • thermometer and She couldn't sing, of course. But it sounded like equipment this year by an im- placably with the Negev, the opera to him . . . pressive 14 per cent-plus to a elections. ' the fever is a crucial one. We face one kind of prob- great desert. The hot wind record-smashing 37 billion dol- Red Bank, one of the larger lem if the thermometer is not working properly. But (called sharav) burns and blasts lars. communities of the county, has outward symptoms should not.be mistaken for funda- them with endless dust; they put surely received its share of pa- cloths about their mouths and What does this projection tronage. It has an assistant pros- mental causes. The thermometer should not be blamed work on, raising homes in the Sale On! O Ship Of Stnle . mean? It means that Industry's ecutor, the chairman of the for reflecting all the uncertainties of a world which wasteland. own spending for expansion will Parkway Authority, and until re- be supporting jobs and pay cently it had a member of the is neither at war nor at peace, or of the effects of the No Christian visitor can ex- checks, particularly as the year County Board of Elections. actions taken by different business managements or pect to grasp the infinite com- plications in a timeless religion, rolls on. But while the spending There is no Democratic candi- of the inflationary policies which have been pursued will be substantial enough to add date for mayor In the coming Judaism, which is also a culture strength to our entire economy election. for so long," and way of life. Such a visitor, 'It won't be climbing at a now- The times are uncertain and the results of policies however, has no trouble in dis- erful enough rate to send us Manasquan, where the former covering this much: Into a new spiral. Strong but nol chairman of the Democratic are uncertain. Our government ought to speak hon- County Committee and newly Some of the splinter parties spectacular . . . estly to bur people and tell them where we have made here operate more on doctrinal ; Clue: Auto sales in the spring anpolnted Commissioner of Reg- istration resides, has failed to the three or four mistakes that have got us into trou- religious differences than on the> Despite dreadful weather in file a Democratic candidate for ble. For we are in trouble and Latin America is too ordinary bread-and-butter ques-i much of the nation, auto sales the council seats in that town, tions which normally form public are running 11-12 per cent ahead despite the fact the Democratic important for us to pass by with the flip of a press issue^. The dominant group! of last year and the spring up- mayor is a candidate for the of- agent's fingers. We are going through a classical in- would like an end to these doc- trinal divisions. It would like to turn is still to come. It's surely fice of freeholder. He was pick- flationary period which has been moving faster year too soon to say that sales of ed for the nomination by Mr. change the election laws so as; domestically-p r o d u c e d autos Kiernan. by year since about 1948 and is now accelerated to to drive down the number of! won't hit the 6,500,000 mark this la high speed, splinter parties and so approach Union Beach, Raritan Town- the two-party system. year. ship, Wall Townshin and Free- One characteristic of the second stage of an in- Nevertheless, the evidence to hold are having bitter Demo- As things ntand, no single par- date Is that the auto Industry wil cratic contests that will proba- flation, that is, the stage when the capitalist begins ty can possibly obtain a clear help keep the economy In a solid bly result In keeping the Kier to look for cover, is that there is a shift of investments parliamentary majority in its advance, but that it won't spark nan record Infact. Under his in stocks to wild speculation in real estate. This al- own right—not even the relative- a sharp upswing. Prosperity, not leadership the Democratic partv ly powerful party of Prime Min- boom ... In Monmouth County, has not ways happens because when speculators regard them- ister David Ben-Gurion. Coali- Clue: Housing starts. even been close to winning any selves as too spread out, they try to cover by what tions are thus necessary. Even the most optimistic fore- county or state office they believe is a safer although less spectacular invest- PRIVATE DIFFERENCES castors anticipated a 10-15 per The success of the Republican cent drop In building of new ment. The third phase is when the very wise man An undoubted majority party In Monmouth County dur- siders that doctrinal differences' houses this year. Here, a new ing the recent years has been deserts the stock market and the real estate specula- angle is that a greater-than-ex- due in part to the inept, inade- pected availability of mortgage tion to make himself, as he calls it, liquid. That is, he and not public differences. It quate and inefficient leadership has great pratitudc for the im- money at today's interest rates of the Democratic parly. holds on to cash in the hope of picking up things at may keep housing starts from 6—Thurs., March 17, mense contributions made to thisj James P. Kinlan, Jr.i cheap prices when they fall. 1 country by world Jewry. f FED BANK REGISTER Tburs^ Jfarcfc 17, 1960—7

speaker will be Brother Bernard, Set for April 24 principal of Christian Brother's Academy, Lincroft. CDA Breakfast The annual retreat sponsored by the state court will be attend- RED BANK — Mrs. Robert J. YANKO ed by members the week end o. Moss, chairman last week an- April 23-25. Mrs. Frank Triola, announced plans for the an- retreat chairman, is in charge of BROAD STREET RED BANK nual communion breakfast of reservations. Court St. James, Catholic Daugh Mrs. A. J. Patterson, grand ters of America, April 24. regent, and Mrs. Frederick Rich- Members will receive corporate ards, vice regent, will attend the communion at 8 a. m. Mass in state court convention in Atlantic St. James Catholic Church. City April 29 to May 1. Breakfast will follow in Peter- son's, Shrewsbury Ave. Guest It pays to advertlso In The Register.

PRETTY AS A a popular pair PICTURE? that's tops for value! PARKER 'PARDNERS' JET SPREADER — Sand spews from the jet spreader on the rear of thii county truck as it moves along one of the 340 miles of county highways. The Monmouth County Highway Department maintains three of these jet spreaders to combat winter's icy roads. Using the jet spreaders, a load of sand will cover eight miles of roadway, and on one wintry night, highway trucks spread 26 loads of sand on the highways to aid motorists. The county maintains a fleet of plows and spreaders to battle snow and ice such as has been experienced this month.

The 15-agorot In mauve and black Is dedicated to Zefat STAMPS IN THE NEWS (Safed), 20-agorot bright green and black for Ashqelon and the By SID KRONISH flood prevention and water stor- 65-agorot in blue and black is AP Newsfearures age. for Tiberias. Quite an amount of material for THE SEVENTH in the U. S. What kind of a picture do one small stamp. A special 10-cents stamp to Conservation series of stamps, commemorate the coronation of your letters bring to mind? stressing the importance of wa- Collectors desiring first day Do they have that thrown- cancellations of the 4-cent Water the Sultan of Jehore has been is- ter conservation will be issued sued by the Federation of Ma- together look? (A collec- Conservation stamp may send April' 18 at Washington, D. C. laya. The multi-colored stamp tion of mismatched sheets The three-color design is the addressed envelopes, together with remittance to cover the cost features a portrait of the Sultan and envelopes?) Or do they work of Elma»White of the De- in full dress military uniform picture YOU, at your best? partment of Agriculture. of the stamps to be affixed, to the Postmaster, Washington 13, together with the Johore State By choosing your favorite D. C, prior to April 18. Crest. from Eaton's Open Stock, The outside envelope should be Pakistan has Issued a set of you can always match your endorsed "First Day Covers 4c THE PARKER T-BAIX JOTTER PEN & commemorative stamps of 2- letter paper or envelopes. Water Conservation Stamp." "WRITEFINE" MECHANICAL PENCIL j annas and 10-annas denomina- fiive that fresh, outof-a- tions to honor the "Centenary bandbox look to your The Canal Zone commemorates THE PARKER T-BAll JOTTER IS of the Birth of the Red Cross." "Supp-hose the 50th anniversary of the Boy "visits by mail" by using GUARANTEED TO WRIFE ONE FULL YEAR Featured on the adheslves is the J_ JL Stockings by WITHOUT SKIPPINGI Scouts of America by issuing a Red Cross symbol, the Pakistan SEE THE PARKER REGISTRATION 4-cent stamp. The stamp is the MOJUD CERTIFICATE FOR DETAILS Red Crescent, the date 1859- There is no conservation of first multi-colored stamp ever 1959 and the word "Pakistan" in * HOOUCT OF <$>m ruta* ta eonrm subject material on the stamp. issued by the Canal Zone. The English, Bengali and Urdu at the The left portion features a close- central design is the "First Class top. ' up view of a drop of water fall Badge" of the Scouts. The colors g from a leaf symbolizing are red, white and blue. You'll feel like spring... look wonderful, too. Sheer, SORRY, WRONG NUMBER water shed influence upon water all-nylon Supp-hoso stockings give your legs gentle LETTER supply. To the right Is an actual Israel will issue three new air- HILLSBORO, 111. (AP) - Be- Always available here in watershed panorama, with mail stamps, reports the Israel cause ot a typographical error, support... the lift that puts a new spring in your step. separately packaged paper town and farm in the foreground Philatelic Agency - in America, the listing for the telephone com- Whether you're a housewife, mother-to-be or working and matching envelopes. depending upon the water above They will be in the new agoroi pany repair department is a woman... you'll find your busiest days 17 BROAD ST. RED BANK with its well-managed farm and currency and will be dedicated to wrong number. Callers receive ONLY forest lands and small dams for three ancient towns of Israel. a busy signal. easier with Supp-hose stockings. And wear tests prove Supp-hose outwear regular 495 Set The DbuA Shore Chen Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV—the Pat Boone Chevy Showrooa. leetklt. ABC-TV. Atr Con/Jitimino-tmperalura maiU to order-far oIl-tMoOur ecmlari. nylons by far, actually save you money! •J1 PR.

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"Romance" Bra No. 566. "Nylo-Brnid" circle-stitched cups give lasting uplift. Fine $900 CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY cotton batiste. While. 32A to 30C., ^ 315 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyside I-3I3C ^ Marrh 17, 1960 REP BANK REGISTER ring, John Warfc, J«V Jay Bell 450 Attend and Rex Wingerter, mmm&mtsmmi Den mothers receiving awards for their services of the past year ^Answers to Synthetic Fiber Quiz Pack Dinner were Mrs. Russell Marcellus, Congratulations on the thetics behave like wool. FAIR HAVEN — Members of Mrs. John J. Bell, Mrs. Samuel \ VIVIAN BROWN stands wear and tear and takes The synthetic fibers were taken Cub Scout Pack 24 and their Stine, Mrs! James Dinan, Mrs. D. i a good beating on the wash line. C. Buttfield, Mrs. Thomas Mor-! GRAND OPENING AP Newsfeatures Writer We have come to know cotton out of vats as smooth, continu families participated in the pack's But manufacturers ton, Mrs. Robert Hahn, Mrs. - WHAT IS ALL the double talk better, and we have seen the ous fibers, annual Blue and Gold Dinner Leonard Davidson, Mrs. John improvements in cotton floor j then had to treat the fibers like !n the carpet industry? coverings, often preferred be-1 wool chopping them into shorter Sunday in Knollwood School with Dillon, Mrs. D. L. Britten, Mrs. | of CINDERELLA BOOTERY more than 450 present. John Tucker, Mrs. James Stom-j .We know about wool, because;cause of their styie and bright-!jehgths, fuzzing them together ber and Mrs. Frank J. Wrublew- j (FORMERLY CANCELLATION SHOE SHOP) jmost people have lived with!ness, but sometimes John J.. Bell, chairman of theski. ' | •wood floor coverings some tim cause they soil easily trough's Cub Scout program, are specially finished. We havethe same carding, combing and The pack also received an hon-| 123 BROAD ST., RED BANK in their lives. It has been mad yarn-spinning processes as nat-aid this was the largest family heard that rayon is considered articipation event ever held in orary shield from the Monmouth of many manufacturing method! ural wool. The straight fiber was County Boy Scout Council for its| —Axminster, Wilton, and others more resistant when mixed with deliberately tangled into a staple, he borough's Scouting history. nylon. Wool and nylon blends are increase in membership. Approx- HERE'S and in broadloom widths or i and then straightened out again. Cub Pack 24 is sponsored by imately 54 boys have entered Cub ..wall-to-wall carpeting. It with sturdy. Ditto wool, nylon and Same Treatment he Fair Haven Parent-Teacher rayon mixtures which are as Scouting this year. Total member- A departure from this method ^ssociation. Dr. Emery G. Wing-ship is now, 106. durable as all-wool carpets. is achieved with a new process •rter, cubmaster, gave the pack Acrilan, new to the market, is In presenting awards to den that permits the filament fibers iharter to Mrs. Norman W. Foy,mothers, Dr. Wingerter was as- considered one of the more re- to keep their own form, and be-r., PTA president. Guests in- silient fibres in carpets. sisted by John C. Damico, Bruce come "bulked," crimped, looped, :luded Mayor and Mrs. Russell Fiering, Alan D. Field, Jr., John New Trade Term curled or coiled to simulate . Minton of Fair Haven. Mayor Wark and Thomas Morton. wool-like textures. They can then One of the new trade terms .linton pointed out the many ad- Charles Wolfe, pack activities that is likely to throw the neibe woven or tufted into carpet. antages offered by the scout- The carpet woven in one con chairman, was in charge of the carpet shopper however, is 'te. ng program. dinner. Entertainment was given tured filament" used to describ tinuous filament has no loose; f Mr. Bell presided, and invoca- by Mann and Franks, The Men of the form that synthetic fiber short ends to work out on the Hand Sewn Moccasin can take dJO to mechanical an surface of the carpet as it is ion and benediction were given Magic. chemical processes. walked on, and the smooth fiber >y Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, Mr. Wolfe is also co-ordinator Up until now, for instanci esists dirt. ector of Holy Communion Epis- for a Cub Scout Softball team, most synthetic carpets wer Bulking and tcxturizing of fila :opal Church, Fair Haven. Flag and at the dinner, asked fathers made like 'wool because the cai ment are new because filament nd color bearers for the open- attending to participate in this SEE PAGE 4 pet manufacturers had the equij yarns require different carpet ng ceremonies were Bruce Fie- activity. making machinery. These bulk- TODAY'S ISSUE ment on hand for wool, ,an therefore tried to make syi Ing processes have been given to rayon, acetate and eclanese. Avicron is a textured rayon fila- NEW OR OLD FRI. ment. and SAT. Textured filament nylon is inv SURPRISE STORE proved by the process, say the LAWNS experts, bringing nylon one step MEN'S SANFORIZED nearer to the perfection it seeks. Caprolan is a type of nylon Seeding - Fertilizing - Liming BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS that can be made in heavy weight and has excellent color Deluxe Sodding There's a richness of detail and perfection of finish in our ing qualities. It and nylon 501 Comparative Value. Tru-Mocc CLASSIC that fells you instantly. "It's hanthewn by are two textured filaments one LANDSCAPING is hearing a lot about. Two Tru Stitch, Master Fashioners of genuine Moccasins." You'll SALE! other companies are also pro- love their brighter polished leathers, smarter looking vamps, Where the seventh ducing texturized filament nylon. and unbelievable flexibility. Every pair is made with a walk- New bulking and texturizing WALTER H. RICE pair is FREE! processes include taslan, agilon, on-air foam cushion that brings billowy comfort Jo every step,. tycora, banlon and spunize, and RUmson 1-0945 1.69 mylast. These are not all identi- Coat and middy styles in assorted cal however, becuase sometimes fiber may be given a combin- fancy patterns. Sizes A, B, C, D. ation of bulking and texturizing treatments. MEN'S DRESS SLACKS WASH WEAR Rh Negative Burlington Mills — Gabardines or Flannels. Donor List Is Sought RED BANK - Mrs. Harry A. Kearney of Tilton Rd., Middle- town, chairman of the Rh Nega- 2.59 tive Blood Donor Club, which the MEW Junior Service League of Red Year-round weight gabardines in Bank maintains for county hos- rayon and nylon blend and flannels pitals, yesterday issued an ap- In rayon acetate. Charcoal, medium peal for 100 on-call volunteers for gray, brown and navy in the group, the club. Bearing the World's back flap pockets. Sizes 29 ID 40. This club, established by the Greatest Symbol of Quality t league upon the request of Mon- GENERAL ELECTRIC mouth County doctors, keeps a list of all volunteer around-the- clock Rh negative blood donors in the county, and when the hos- pitals need them, they call the THE STORE OF 100? BARGAINS league for help. Mrs. Kearney points out that 8 BROAD ST. RED BANK the 100 on-call donors are needed to give their blood for new born infants, as she is now receiving I OPEN WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 many requests for Rh negative WIDE J blood, type O. The. club also needs types A, B and A-B blood groups. Mrs. Kearney said that the club has been established for two years, and during this time, don- ors have given their blood to 100 DON'T MISS infants. Physicians find that fresh blood is the most success- ful for infants, rather than blood The thrilling that has been stored in the hos- pital's blood bank. * 23-mCH OVERALL DIAG. TUBE—282 SQ. IN. OF VIEWABLE PICTURE AREA life story of Blood donors may register with Mrs. Kearney, Mrs. Richard Wil- each of our liams of Oak Hill, Middletown, or Mrs. James Bulmer, Dogwood Presidents, plus Rd., Middletown. Amazing New Built-in ELECTRON GUN details of each Gets ALL the Picture, Just as the Camera Music Talk Sees It! Square, Full-Picture Movie*Screen First Lady will For PTA Style—No Cropped, Round Corners! be told in NEW SHREWSBURY - Jack Platt, chairman of the depart- — and NO fncreasa features No Of/ier TV ment of music at Newark State in Cabinet She I Can Offer I COMPARE! Teachers College, and state Par- MR. PRESIDENT Jejl developed by C*»erol Bedrit'i • Ntw high-powertd "Ullra-Vislon" enas. ent-Teacher Association chair- Cathode fay Tab* laboratorl** ... (ht tit with full power Uantformtr, man for music, will be guest m wide-wide onale 23* pier-e tvbt • Full fidelity up-front sound, up-front speaker Wednesday at a meet- fcae a shielded electron b«m to provide control conveniencel This new and ing of the PTA in the Tinton miform foem, higher contrail ptcttrrtl • Daylight-Bin* picture, tinted to mokt Falls School at 8:15 p. m. "Mu- Ge?i ell Hit picture . . . Hit comeri, tool the picture whiter and brighter I There's no tntraaw hi cabinet slit. Thete sic in Our Lives" is the title of • dartlector cult Blare and ligM re- unusual series brand-new advene* modeli to*? *o *wrt flection four to tint, oi compared lo his address. than conventional 21* «et»l "bonded safety gla»" tabes. will be enjoyed Nomination of officers will be made following the program. Mrs. Frank Stcckhahn, chair- by every member man of the membership commit- tee, and her assistants, Mrs. Jo- of your family. seph Coote, Mrs. William Gunth- er and Mrs. Edmond Sickles, re- cently reported an all time high NEW GLAIEJECTOR membership of 732, This repre- .. • colt out |lui tod sate* aiiny irifnid llnliti an sents 29 teachers, 528 mothers, GENHAl EUCTKIC ELICTItON GUN radecDoik Otrk ultty |lui re- prmid wood Rbers. Alto •fall- Attention All 175 fathers, and 531 families. • mom lor tar cttinlnf. ible In Oik «J Wilnut trained finbha on prnted wood fibeii. Another Cr«at School Teachers General Electric Play Sel New STRAIGHT-LINE Model! GOLDEN VALUE! v MR. PRESIDENT offen a x rare opportunity for a class For PTA EATONTOWN — A three-act America's most admired TV-Famous General Electric "Designer" project for your students. play, "Day of Days," will be 90-DAY TV SERVICE at NO EXTRA COST We suggest you hove presented by Mrs. J. G. Adam- JVIIHWI liom Geniul EIKIIIC FKIOIV txptiU, It Genanl Elecllio ko's fifth grade class of Memo- at a New Low Price! Sitvict Depot, thruout Metiopolitm k Y..-N. J. Hid Conn, on .11 W>0 foil »»!• »ng Tibl» Models when funhutt tiem jiMnllwmio' your students enjoy a prac- rial School at Monday night's tical and stimulating lesson meeting of the Parent-Teacher i— Your Ntanit C-E Aathorii«l Deot« for PrtcM ond Trrm! in American history by clip- Association in the school audi- torium. ping each installment of The play will start at 8 p, m., GENERAL0ELECTRIC MR. PRESIDENT for a followed by a business meeting, COMPANY with nomination of officers, MAJOl AFPIIANCI DIVIIION jcropbook that can be add- IAU! i» DIStlllUTION DIFAIIUIMT Included in the play's cast and ed to student libraries. production staff are Virginia Ziel- WASHINGTON ST., BLOOMFIELD azinski, Lynn Colborn, Christine Clean, modern, tlralghl-lint, tllmmer ilyl- Phone: Pilgrim 8-0400 Ing maku thfe new "Deilgntr" TV a Hoover, Leona Haw, Patricia! mart addition lo any decor, lightweight Trucx, Fnye Harris, Jeannette, C-E DEALER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE COUPON EVERY SUXDAY metal and high Impact polyttyrene cab- KaU, Gail Thompson. Jnnice inet covered In imart vinyl. Conioli type Mall Tej GENEKAl ElECTRIC CO., Sale, 4 Di.Mbglion IN THE Huff, Mnry G.imel, Teresa Silas,! chauli with full power Irantlormer, Alu- Drpt. 116 \VanliiiiKlon St.. Bloomflcld, N. .1. Sharon Griney, Carmen Lorenzo,' mlnlred picture tube—bright, tharp pic 1 Steven Wohlfeil, John Dc Lagc, lurei. Full fidelity, up-front tound. Daltd .,, o». m.0 ,,„ ,,od,.,n 0||0won(, „„„, #1 In dependability. IV I.I. I undiriland Ihift Ii no obllgorlon lo buy. Joseph Swegar, Jackie Daven- 1 ow a ASBURY PARK 'port, Glenn Kittell, John Liston, " •*• — ,—.Itltvlilon ,„„ Ricardo Rodregrirz, Raymond NAME lOMIbutort BtconamM WITH THIS 3ION ADDIES5___ Dcnison, Ronald Croyle, Arvid ON THE DOCK SUNDAY PRESS Anderson, Terry Griffiths, Ron- STATE ald Brooks, Joseph Zito mid Greg- FHONE jory Barr. i I case in point, and a good The opposition of the Port Au- THE DEATH PENALTY RED BANK REGISTER Thar*; March example, occurred last week. As] thority to the suggested airport Letters From Our Readers is my usual custom, I picked up site in Burlington County is Box 91, PIGGYBACK RIDER car. Along came aa empty auto a copy of' the N, Y. Journal-; based not so much.on technical Shrewsbury, ti.' J. LE GRAND; Iowa (AP) -^ A transport. The woman engaged MOTORISTS COMPLAINT' censes,which clearly indicated or with courtesy. Indeed, it (f American when-it arrived In- grounds, as oa the PA's some-|To the Editor;. howling snowstorm was at' its the transport driver in earnest a clean record as far back as interesting to note that in Wilkes-Barre at 4 p. m. (This what understandable reluctance According to reports from Ot- height. A woman motorist, alone, conversation. "' 1954. Regardless of this, he in- course of my "hearing," I was edition is so early that it's al- to let this huge operation slip tawa, Canada, is about to join stopped at a service station and Then, he lowered the transport 301 Madison Ave., out of their hands. The very New York, 17, N. Y. sisted that we follow him. asked whether I belonged to the most a day old when it arrives.) the civilized list of 40 foreign inquired about road conditions ramp. The' woman drove her car According to a card which was American Automobile Associa I was very interested in the cur- location of Burlington County nations and nine states of this and the weather forecast. aboard, jumped into the trans- To the Editor: suggests logically that the air- The following letter has been|presented to me, I was given a tion. I took it to mean that if rent Civil Rights/Senate affair. country which have abolished She decided not to go on. In- port cab, and away the two went choice of pleading guilty and be I did belong to the association, The J-A carried a one column, port there be operated by a com- capital punishment. stead, she waited fretfully in her Un .the swirling snow. i addresses to Governor Robert mission jointly established by the B. Meyner: fined immediately by the Justice I would have been treated per-j half-page story. I then read There is •. a particular reason haps more in conformity with states of New Jersey and Penn- Robert Thatcher. of the Peace, or alternatively, that evening's Wilkes-Barre why New Jersey should join the explaining the circumstances. In the rights citizens should expect Times Leader-Evening News sylvania, which would leave the growing -ranks of enlightened Governor Robert B. Meyner, from courts. Port Authority out in the- cold. Executive Mansion, any event, I was told that (frankly, I don't even like its jurisdictions which ihave ended could be kept waiting for two It would seem to me that an name) which had a one column, There are many other technical the death penalty. This is, that Trenton, New Jersey. points which could and should Honorable Sir: hours at the pleasure of the Jus- appeal to the proper governmen- full-page devoted to it. It was for the past 300 years, New Jer-j tal authority should at least en- the same A.P. story, but the J-A be brought to your attention, sey has been a leader in the I am addressing myself to you lice of the Peace—and this des- pite any remonstances on m> title me to the same minimum had cut it short. I thought the such as the fact that many com correctional field of penology. for two reasons: rights of courtesy and under- TL-EN gave the full account, un- petent authorities seriously doubt The way to get action is to in- First—I believe that, as a cit- part because of the condition of i Mrs. Thatcher. When the justice standing as I would obtain if I til, lo and behold, the next night the need for a fourth airport in form your state Senator and As- izen, I am under a duty to call had belonged to a private associ when I unwrapped my Register the New York Metropolitan area, semblyman how you feel about your attentiottti n t i i finally did appear, both from his to a serious sit- behavior and that of the police, ation—to wit, the American Au to find the real full story. You and especially doubt the wisdom life imprisonment instead of the uation which is within yyour| tomobile Association. had the same A.P. story—but of one so close to Newark's fa death penalty. sphere of authority to correct; officer,' it was made apparent i that any attempt at explanation I am writing about this matter you finished it. cilities. However, we hope that Sincerely, and • • • . as well to the Governor of Del- I could go on, but realize you this is sufficient to show you A. D. Brothington. Second — Because the value would result in a contempt of court charge, coupled with ad- aware and to the New Jersey must be busy. Let me summarize that there are many sound rea- achieved through the expenditure Turnpike Authority. I do feel by saying this: I think that you sons for the opposition to the of thousands of dollars of public ditional fines. Accordingly, I felt that there was really no al- that this situation is intolerable are more than keeping up with proposed jet airport in Morris relations funds can be lost and that a complaint is most your big city competitors, and County andd we would greatly ap- Couples See through the, perpetuation (with-j ternative being offered me and, consequently, I pleaded guilty definitely indicated. wish you continued forward prog- preciate your support'by writing out protest by the public) of the If, in your opinion, it would ress. I would offer one sugges- to your representatives in Tren- situation about which I am writ- and was fined $25 plus costs, or Heart Film $29.50, which certainly seemed serve a useful purpose, I will be tion for you to take under ad- ton applauding their recent vote ing to complain. glad to appear at your office in visement—the Wilmington (Del.) on the matter. NEW SHREWSBURY — The I have been driving for 30 excessive. I was advised, how- DO YOU HAVE ever, that this was the "mini- reference to the matter. dailies carry a small, once-a- Sincerely, Couples' Club of the Reformed years in all areas of the United I will await your further word week block on how their Sena-1 Church met in White Hall Tues- States' and have never had an mum" penalty. Alberta R. Edwards. My experience, however, was in the premises. tors and lone Congressman voted day. Norton K. Benson of Lin- experience comparable to that y p, Yours very truly. in the past week. You might do|rr COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE croft showed a film, "Where is which occurred on Feb. 24, I960. not. ended with the above fine. Robert O. Thatcher. the same thing with Case, Wil- LINEN DILEMMA the Heart?" I was driving Mrs. Thatcher I offered my personal check and liams and Auchineloss. Perhaps, 132 South St., Devotions were led by Mrs. back from Washington, where this was refused. Purely by REGISTER CONGRATULATED if you don't think it good just Red Bank, N. I. Thomas Brereton. A business she had been taken ill, (with a luck, both Mrs. Thatcher and I before elections, you might con To the Editor: meeting followed. Mrs. Stephen temperature at the time of this together were able to scrape up 103 -Fail-view Park, sider it as a post-election ad- Greeley and Mrs. Brereton were IN YOUR HOUSE? occurrence of 103 degrees) after! the sum of $29.50. We were in- Mountaintop, dition. I think of it as an ad- Recently the press has ac hostesses at the social hour. corded possibly an unduly exces- flying down for that purpose, and formed that if we did not have Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ditional service quite valuable A "mystery ride" is scheduled No need for sickness or unexpected guesrs to cause sive spate of publicity to the ac had just come through the toll this money on our persons, we To the Editor: to your readers, for the March 29 meeting. Mr. booth on the Delaware side of would have to have the money tioi n off ColoneCll l K. E. Juergens a linen problem ever again. Now — sheets, pillow Desk piled high, and busy? I In closingl , I must add that I and Mrs. Brereton are chairmen. the bridge, approximately 1,000 wired to us and would be de- think your national-regional bal- in permitting nine-year-old cases, tablecloths can be beautifully laundered and feet past the toll, when I was tained until the arrival of same, hope not, and that you have a son, Richard, inspect and few spare minutes to read ance very good — it certainly TALLY IN TOKYO stopped by a police car. The; or alternatively, I could elect to helps me keep up with what's dress down the troops of the 47th ready for you to pick up the same day you bring Delaware-Memorial. Bridge po- spend ten days in jail. No in- through this, because I would Ordnance Group under his com- TOKYO (AP) — Japan now has like to go right to "the top" in going on "back home." Needless them in. Everything priced by the piece at no ad- lice officer, who later identified terest whatsoever was evinced to say, I'm a misplaced, and mand in Germany. 678,258 Christians, a gain of ap- himself as Roger P. Eldenkim, in the fact that we still had to congratulating you and your staff In 1947 and 1948, when I was proximately 35,000 since 1958, lat- on the fine job you've done since homesick, New Jerseyan; but vance in prices. Of course you can get SAME DAY Jr., stated that I had been go- continue our trip northward—, The Register helps make life a assigned to .the Headquarters est statistics show. They include Ing 55 miles an hour in a 45 that there would be additional changing to a daily. Command, New York Port of 376,267 Protestants, 266,608 Rom- SERVICE FOR YOUR SHIRTS and DRY CLEANING, You have no idea how much bit more bearable in the Pennsyl mile an hour zone and that I tolls or gas required—and that, vania hills until the time comes Embarkation, and living in the an Catholics and 35,293 Eastern TOO, was under arrest and to follow perhaps, in the light of Mrs. I look forward to "yesterday's barracks at the Brooklyn Army Orthodox. Register," which, for the most when I will be back "among him back to the Magistrate Thatcher's condition, additional yez." Base, the troops of the command |, Court. I explained to him at requirements for funds might be part—mail trains, buses, trucks, were inspected every Friday MAKE ONE CALL DO IT ALL Sincerely, that time Mrs. Thatcher was ill necessary. horses, etc., running on schedule morning by the then Headquart- —I get regularly on the day fol- and that I had not knowingly The arbitrary attitude Fred W. Foerster, Jr. ers Commandant, a Lieutenant lowing publication. This suits me broken the speed limit, as I had played at this "hearingg" was Colonel Ayers, Transportation not noticed the sign and offered fine, living where I do, for much MANY SOUND REASONS Corps, invariably accompanied certainly not in keeping with the of your news does not read day him New York State driving li- circumstances or with procedure by his Boxer dog. Several times old. Box 64, Long Hill Rd., during this period I saw the I think you have a fine collec- Gillette, N. J. bunks and footlockers which had tion of syndicated features, |To the Editor: been displayed for inspection sub- LEON though I must admit, being quite jected to canine urination. Ex- SINCE 1912 a newspaper reader, that some Many of your readers have un perience proved that it was in- of the columnists I have read the doubtedly heard of the jet air-jdiscreet for the inspectees so RED BANK previous day in one of the "same port which has been proposed served to object. 64-76 WHITE ST. day" papers I get. This is not for Morris County by the Port Let the troops of the 47th Free Pick-Up and Delivery SH 7-2800 meant as any sort of criticism, of New York Authority, and inay|ordMn«"'Group1'be "consoled by just a fact of life. Two of the i...,- «,„..„!,thought», -m"Oh, , «.„that'» s no con.lthjj thQught that the.r , ctlon SEE PAGE 4 columns which are new to me, ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING cern of mine; it's far away, not by Master Juergens might have TODAY'S ISSUE and which I urge you to con- in our county." However, some been even more degrading. tinue are "Today In Washington" of us who live in this area, while and "On Capitol Hill." Too often concerned about the loss of our Sincerely, papers don't go deep enough in- homes, think that it is not just a Richard N. Fisher. to what is happening in our own local matter, but that It con- country (sensational murder cerns the whole state. CLEARING FIRE HYDRANTS trials excluded), and I think they There are a number of ways should. I work in television, but in which the Port Authority has New Shrewsbury, N. J. I still rely on newspapers to "fill distorted the picture. Take for To the Editor: R P* RISTINE & CO. me in" so to speak on what's one, the usual reference to the During the recent snowstorm, happening. "Airport in the Great Swamp." newspapers carried numerous re- Members New York and Phila.-Balti. Slock Exchanges Being highly interested in nat- This immediately brings to mind ports of disastrous fires, where- ional politics, I am continually huge tracts of useless, soggy in we constantly note the tremen- American Stock Exchange annoyed by the lack of coverage bogs. In fact, parts of the swamp dous loss of property and human given by the Wilkes-Barre papers are at present far from useless, life. STOCKS . BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS to the national scene. If it wasn't since they constitute a valuable The job of any fire company for Payola quizzes, and missile wildlife preserve. Actually, is normally a difficuldiffil t one, bbut Lesler R. Ross, Mgr. failures, I would hardly know swampland constitutes only about under unusual or extreme con INTERLOCKING that Washington existed if I had 40 per cent of the area required; dition's, such as the recent snow- 39 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY to depend on my local papers. the remainder is high land which storm, it often becomes al- Telephone - SHadysidc 7 -1414.-.WX • 1200 Believe me, I am not exagger- is built-up and represents val- most one. It DIAMOND RINGS uable real estate. was Th«y c«nnol twist or turn ating. my attention an you fingersi . Take another point, the slanted while a tour of. the statements and stories which northern secticn have led many personp s to be of the Borough of New Shrews- lieve thah t onlly a fewf , hhuge es tates are going to be affected— dents are fully aware of some of MONMOUTH MEATS this is not true; many our problems, and what is more SH 1-5292 RED BANK ands of us in the county live in important, they are determined 110 MONMOUTH ST. pleasant, but quite to help where possible. homes. Those whose property is like to express my gratitude to Liftman's condemned will be h ky those homeowners who had QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE ones. Those who live within the foresight and civic pride to clear DIAMOND five-mile radius y the fire hydrants in their areas. INTERLOCKING PAIR hear the noise of the take-offs It is my hope that more and BONELESS—AGED and SEASONED and landings. ir>I«d ringl miles or more is probably in- join us in our efforts to maintain with sparkling genuine'dia- volved, when h l our high standards of efficiency mond. Remarkable value. forced to , and ever increasing services to awaiting permission to land, or EYE ROUND ROAST when the weather is poor; acci- Sincerely, dents frequently occur within Robert Vogel, Chief. ON EASY TERMS such an area, rather than right Northside Engine Company 4, LEAN on the airport itself. New Shrewsbury. N. J.

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REStRVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT AJJ/. MTITIES. fJOT r [;> ONSIfcL I. fOK TV'VA! HICAL ERRORS. ApriL Miss Lucy Clark Allen Jfarct .17, I960 BANK REGISTER Haralin, Little Silver Garden Belford Club; Mrs, Frank Lloyd, Mrs. PL, will be hostess at the next Films On Mrs. John Sloan, nurse formeeting. John G. Banta, Mrs. Henry la James McKee, Mrs. Franklin HAL BOYtE Fraebel, Mre, Nelson M, Holden, diddletown Township schools, brecque, Mrs, John Rice, Mrs, fill be the speaker at a parents Sr., Mrs. Arthur Robers, MM. Banking David Applegate, son of Mr. Harold E. Williams, Mrs. Eric William Hardin, Mrs. Michael Du- NEW YORK (AP)—At least one out of every eight liscussidn meeting March 23, at Williamson, Mrs. James Feehan, benitz, Mrs. Gilbert Blair and living Americans is connected by birth or ancestry to i p. m., in the home of Mrsan. d Mrs. Brutus Applegate, Or- Flower Show Mrs. Qharles H. Jahnig, Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Adams, New 'aul Morris, Church St. chard St., celebrated his 14th Thomas Egan and Mrs. William a small island across the sea called Ireland. Available S Shrewsbury Garden Club, and birthday with his parents, and NEW-SHREWSBURY — The B. Wawley, Evening Departmeni ALLENHURST — Nathan W. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fauteck and guests, Mrs. Harold Curry, Mrs. On St Patrick's Day they live to wear the green Miss Carol Kirwan, Walling Garden Club sponsored a char- of Red Bank Women's Club; Mrs, George Johaneson, Mrs. Dexter Dey, president of the Monmouth children Robin and Mary of Leo- tered bus trip to the Philadelphia Frank Kenney, Mrs. Raymonc again in prideful acknowledgment of their heritage County Bankers and Clearing ve. celebrated her 16th birth- 0. Jones, Mrs. W. Jay McClellan ay March 13 at a family dinner. nardo. Flower Show last week. Mrs. Jo- Kennedy, Mrs. W. F. Kennison, Mrs. Curtis Miller, Mrs. Louis all 20 million or more of them. House Association, announced to- -seph LeRoy,, chairman, reported Mrs. Lawrence White, Mrs Montano, Mrs. Jane LeMassena, Many a man who sports a shamrock on his lapel day that the association is mak -.that the trip was a success. Harold Lartaud, Mrs. John ing available to public and Mrs. John Webster, Hollie Dr., A family party was held for -^Attending from neighboring derson end Mrs. John C. Harken Mrs. Gerald Whalen ana Miss today is unfamiliar with troubled Ireland's long strug- parochial schools in the county vas hostess at the Wilmeyer the 12th birthday of Karolyn Bio- clubs,were: Mrs. L. A. Follan- Fair Haven Garden Club; Mrs, Robin Lloyd. gle for unity and self-rule. But a bit of Irish history is 10 visual aid films on banking. Terrace Civic Association meet- hm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "shee, Mrs. Michael Novak and Benjamin S. Vincent, Jr., Mrs, The club will meet Wednesday ng March 14. Tentative plans Otto Blohm, 7th St., March 11. Mrs. Hobart Walter, Home and at the home of Mrs. Emerson mirrored in scores of family names now common in Mr. Dey, who is also vice pres e made for an egg hunt in Michael J. Rafferty, Mrs. Wil- ident, Monmouth County Nation- Grow Show of Allenhurst; Mrs. liam Owens and Mrs. Robert Platto, Glenwood Dr. Mrs. Mi- America. chael Dubinetz will be co-hostess. al Bank, Englishtown, explained Anson V. Peckham, a local res- Here are the meanings of some well-known Irish that eight of the films are suit- ident who has won many awards names: able for classroom study and as- for dahlias, will be guest speaker. Barrie — One who came from the height; one whosembly use. Two are vocational EXECUTOR'S His topic will be "How to Raise films to be used in vocational Show Specimens." was diligent guidance and on career days. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Members will submit arrange Begley — Grandson of the little poet. They are sound films. Black THE AMPHIBIAK ments of spring flowers and-or Bolger —-Light-complexioned; one who made and white prints are available, — of — flowering'branches for appraisal leather bags. - Mr. Dey said. Most of the films NEWEST and judging. The horticultural require 10 minutes running time, theme for the month will be Bourke or Burk — Dweller near the stronghold or with the longest taking approxi- REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY "What to Do in Your Garden" fortified place. mately 18 minutes, he added. and "What's for Sun or Shade." Brady — Spirited." The subjects include the prop- The undersigned executor of the last will and testament New Shrewsbury Brenrian — Grandson of the raven. er use of checks, bank credit, of Mary B. Harvey, deceased, will sell at public auction thrift and various other banking Mr. and Mrs. Robert David- Brody — Fragment; one who came from a muddy all real and personal property belonging to said decedent on son were readers Saturday morn- services. ing at the story hour sponsored place. by the Tinton Falls School Lib- Brogan — Sorrowful. SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1960 rary Commission. Children of the Browder — Brother. Seek First AUTOMATIC third grades also saw a display —1:00 P. M.— of Indian lore and relics discov- Bryant, Bryan, Brien — Hill. ered in Monmouth County. They Byrnes — Grandson of Bran (Raven) or Biorn Fort Unit Sale to be held or the late residence of brought Indian articles of their FORT MONMOUTH — . The Mary B. Harvey, at own for a "show and tell" period. (bear). ' rmy Signal Corps centennial Callahan — Contention. committee here wants' to locate 14 Slocum Place Long Branch, N. J. Nancy White, daughter of Mr. Carey — Grandson of the dark-complexioned man. members of the first reservf tele- First house south of Broadway on west side of Slocum PI. and Mrs. George B. White, Way- Carney — Victorious. graph units which established the side Rd., celebrated her 12th Signal Corps Camp, Little Silver, Two-story frame dwelling containing six rooms. Living birthday Saturday night at a par- Cassidy — Curley-haired. ater to become Fort Monmouth, ty. Guests were Jimmy Wilde, room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and one bath. Cavanaugh — Comely. n June, 1917. Jimmy Doherty, Jim Slubowksy, Automatic steam heat. Grounds: One-car frame garage. Ricky Fields, Bob Hastie, Nancy Clancy — Ruddy warrior. Lt. Col. Carl F. Hartman be- 45 feet frontage on Slocum Place by 135 feet in depth. :ame the first commanding of- Spina, Erica Mogin, Joan Temko, Cochrane — Confident. Block 7; lot 22. Dwelling is fully furnished and all personal Caren Conklin and Carolyn Hand. ficer June 17 of that year. The Comiskey — Confuser. tallowing day, the First and Sec- property will be sold with the house. Conant — Little hound. >nd Reserve Telegraph battalions Highest bidder shall be required to pay a deposit at time Bobcats welcomed into Troop of sale of $1,000 (cash or certified check), and sign usual 120 were Bill Cole, Brian linger Connell — High or powerful. irrived. By the end of the month, and Bobby Fox. >ersonnel totaled 25 officers and real estate purchase agreement. Title to be conveyed will Corrigan — Spear. IS1 enlisted men. be that of an executors' deed. Choice location. ' The Community Club will hold Coughlin — A hooded cloak. Former members of these or- Property may be inspected on date of sale from 9:00 A. M. a dinner-dance Saturday, March Cowan — Dweller at a hollow. ganizations are being sought in until sale time. 26, in Crystal Brook Inn. Mrs. Deegan — Black head. connection with Signal Corps So slim-looUng, it's hard Vincent D. Roache, Jr., is chair- centennial plans at Fort Mon- By Order of: LONG BRANCH TRUST COMPANY, man. Dempsey — Proud. mouth, to believe the Amphibian has Executor. Denehy — Humane. The contact here is Lt. Col. all these features: The eighth grades of the Tin- Dever — Successful one. Clarence W. Gibbs, centennial B. G. Coats, Auctioneer—Phone CApltal 2-3599 Gyromatic (self-winding), ton Falls School will take a bus committee chairman. trip to Washington, D. C, Fri- Dillon — Spoiler. shock-resistant and waterproof*; day, March 25. The pupifs will Dolan — One with black hair or dark complexion. gold-filled case. $89.50 depart from the school at 6 a. m., and return home at 11 p. m. Donovan — Grandson of the little brown poet ffcforeJ to kdudid) Doran — The alien or foreigner. •Ailonqo»coi», UNAVAILABLE, ANYWAY Dorsey — Grandson of the dark man. JEryitol and crown COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—When rtmaln intact. David Childers received notice Doyle — Grandson of the black foreigner. from his local draft board recent- Duffy — Black. 39V2 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. ly that he is no longer eligible Durkin — The gloomy one. WILBUR'S JEWELERS for the draft, he was more SINCE 1883 amused than interested. Egan — Son of fire. Two Stores to Better Serve You Childers is an Air Force ma- Enright — Unlawful. LIQUORS- >; IN RED BANK IN LITTLE SILVER jor, commander of a B47 bomb Fallon — Ruler. er at Lockbourne Air Force Base 15 BROAD STREET PROSPECT AVE. Fanning — The little blonde man. , Tel. SH 1-0848 here—and a 17-year veteran ol 'At Shopping Center' military service. Farrell — Super valor.

I^M Feeney — Descendant of the soldier. Finnegan — Fair. Flanagan — The little ruddy man. Forrestal — Custodian of the forest; gamekeeper. SCOTCH Gaffey — Rich in cattle. W Gary — Hound or hunting dog. Gilliespie — Servant of the bishop. Gleason — The little green man. WHISKEY SHERMAN'S Haggerty — Unjust. :&. Hallihan — Handsome or beautiful. Halloran — Stranger from beyond the sea. Hanlon — Great hero or warrior. Presents SPRING! Houlihan — Proud. Joyce — Joyful. 86' - 40% - 6 Years Old Kane — Warrior. *»& Keen an — Ancient. Kelleher — Spouse-loving. Lawler — One who mumbles. Give your home a fresh, new look for spring MacArthur —. Valorous. with lovely new draperies and slipcovers from McCarthy — Loving. Sherman's. You will find an almost unlimited McDermott — Free from envy. selection of ready-made drapes in sizes to fit McEvoy — Yellow-haired lad. all windows and patterns and colors to fit with McGrath, McGraw — Grace, prosperity. any room decor. Or we will be happy to custom Madigan — Little dog. make your drapes to individual specifications. Maguire — Pale or light-complexioned. Maher — Hospitable. Your furniture deserves custom made slipcovers O'Day, O'Dea — Good luck. and you will be pleasantly surprised at the mod- O'Donnell — World mighty. erate prices that Sherman's has to offer. Se- O'Grady — Noble, illustrious. lection unlimited! Over 2,000 patterns and O'Hara — Bitter or sharp. colors for choice. Call now for a free estimate. Parnell — Little rock. QuigJey — Escort or companion. Reardon — Royal poet. Riley, Reilly — Sportive. Talley — Quiet, peaceful. Toomey — A sound, Touhy, Tooey — Sturdy man. Whelan — Little wolf.

Attending were Mr. and Mrs Socialeights Richard Orndorf, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald .Keegan, Mr. and Mrs Patrick MacAlary, Mr. and Mrs Attend Ball Roger Severin, Mr. and Mrs. Pe- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mem- ter Foster and Mr. and Mrs bers of the Socialeights and their Charles Woodward. husbands attended the firemen's DAVIDSON'S ball at Molly Pitcher Hotel in Mrs. Foster will be hostess a YOUR CHOICE celebration of the second birth- the next meeting of the club in 90 PROOF day of .the club. her home In Oakhurst. GIN COMSTOCK IMPORTED See • and hear the RUM SERVING THE PEOPLE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY

Shop Wednesday and Friday Till 9 P. M. Hammond Organ DAVIDSON'S at the new VODKA FOOD FAIR AH Above Items Are Davidson's Exclusive! Monmouth Shopping Center PHONE HOME DECORATORS Today—Mar. 17, and Friday and Sat. FREE SH. 45 BROAD STREET RED BANK HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Delivery DAVIDSON'S For Shop At Home Service Call SH I-2646 • Parking 7-3334 of ASBURYPARK WINES & LIQUORS Curtain* Draporiot Bedspreads Linens Slipcover! Upholifering i Cor. Cookman and Main—PRospecr 5-9300—Aibury Park' 39 V2 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. X T OT carried on the seed ot many aster, sweetpea, and petunia wili RED BANK REGISTER Thnr... March 17, 1960-13 County Home Agent Suggests Use Treatments plants. You can prevent most of benefit from * seed treatment { Early Spring the disease problem by treating Under Severe conditions you the inner bark until they become formation you can 'write, to ,the < seed before planting according .to may loose nearly all the untreat- full grown in late July. . local Rutgers representatives, Of Eggs for All Meals Stop Seed Dr. Spencer H. Davis, Jr., ex- ed seeds, while treated seed wili Spray Kills Spraying in March or April WH» your county agricultural agents, tension plant disease specialist at give you almost 100 per cent sat- adults before they can lay eggs, 20 Court St., Freehold, and re- FREEHOLD - Eggs are right So enjoy eggs during the Len- | Rutgers University. isfaction. according to John L. Libby, ex- quest Leaflet 274, "The White for any meal, says Mrs. Lorna ten season and during all other, Damping-Off j Commercial preparations for Some seeds are already treat- Pine Weevil tension entomologist at Rutgers Pine Weevil." K. White, home agent for Mon- seasons of the year, too, Mrs.! FREEHOLD - All gardeners!treating seed are sold under a ed when you buy them. But since University. most of them are not, you will FREEHOLD -7 The white pine mouth County. White advises. Serve them in any i have been damping-off though!numbethough number oft branbrandd names. They Spray the upper two-th'irds of SHORT GETAWAY they're natural for breakfast, of the many ways they fit into snould consist of a have better results if you apply weevil is a'serious pest of East- the leader from both sides and RAWLINS, Wyo. (AP)-Raw- they may not know what the term i fungicide to the seed treatments, county handy for a lunch or supper main family meals: Hard-cooked, means When young seedlings kill the fune' as we" as an ln" ern white pine and Norway saturate the terminal buds. Use lins police didn't have to chase dish, and indispensable for many scrambled, in omelets, in souf- drop over after reaching a height isecticide to prevent the bugs agent Marvin A. Clark advises. spruce. either DDT or heptachlor in a two their suspect very far after a from If you don't use ali the chem- dishes served for dinner, she fles in custards, in all kinds of of on|y an incn Dr so—that's' attacking the seeds. The Adult weevils spend the winter per cent solution, the entomolo- burglar fled with more than ical this year, keep it in a dry adds. baked foods damping-off. combination helps to guard in litter and become active in the gist suggests. The spray mixture $1,000 worth of radios, watches, against damping-off. place and use it again next year. spring. They lay their eggs in is prepared by adding enough wa- clothing and small Items from An egg a day is a good nu- Remember, says the agent, that| jn fact, the bare spots in your tritional habit for people of all this good protein food as a part garden where seedlings never In the vegetable garden, corn, the bark of the leader when the ter to 10.2 fluid ounces of the 25 the "Last Chance" pawnshop. e bean Surplus United States grains ages. Failing this, three to five of breakfast, will go a long way even emerged from the soil also;P ». - spinach, and beet new terminal shoots are four to per cent DDT or heptachlor em- Officers picked up a man' try- ea£h week are recommended as t,o kee. p you alert and energeti- c indicate the disease. seeds are particularly susceptible will be shipped to Turkey under five inches long. ulsifiable concentrate to make ing to sell some of the stolen a minimum by nutritionists. during the morning-at school, at j Damping-off is a problem caus- to -the early diseases. Many of a 1959 agreement. The shipments These eggs hatch in seven to one gallon of spray. goods in a bar next door to the Eggs provide important nutrients, work or at home. ied by fungi or moltJs in the soi| the flower seeds such as zinnia, seed oil and soybean oil. 10 days and the grubs feed on If you would like additional in- pawnshop. high quality protein for building and repairing body tissue and vitamins and minerals essential for good health. Vitamins in eggs include vita min A, and the important B vit- amins, thiamine and riboflavin. Eggs contain the minerals iron, calcium and phosphorus in im- portant amounts. Calorie-counters can include eggs with a clear conscience. The 75-calorie value provided by a medium egg carries with it suf- ficient amounts of important nu- trients to justify its inclusion in low-calorie diets. Rolling Lawn SALE! May Hurt It, Not Help It FREEHOLD — As soon as spring weather arrives, one ot the first pieces of equipment to be seen on many lawns is the roller. Rolling, which in most cases does more harm than good, is considered by many to be a "must" for maintenance of a good lawn, according to Dr. Hen- FRESH KILLED PAN-READY ry W. Indyk, extension turf man- agement specialist at Rutgers University. All sorts of beneficial effects have been attributed to rolling, but actually there is only one reason for rolling an established lawn in the spring, he says. That is to repair-the effects of frost action, a condition commonly CHICKENS called heaving, • NATIONAL BRANDS Whole up to •' In extreme cases, heaving tends GRANULATED to lift plants out of the soil. PURPLE LINDEN HOUSE SUGAR Heaving generally does not occur J lbs. on good lawns. Unless an examination of the 29 OZ 5147' lawn shows that the grass has Ib. been heaved, out of the' soil it is best to leave the roller in the SAIUD 100% PUH UNOX shed, County Agent Marvin A. Clark adds. If rolling is necessary SALAD OIL use a roller weighing less than Canned Ham 100 pounds. Rolling at the proper time is Pineapple Orape-'fruit Important since rolling at the 49 wrong time will do more harm can Mm than good. The best time is ear- ly spring after the frost is out 29oz. rOK SMOKELESS FRYING HICKORY SWEET of the ground and when the soil Del Monte WESSON OIL has become dry. , If a lawn is rolled when the soil is wet, a hard compacted «•'• >1.59 Sliced Bacon soil will result. This condition re- sults in a weak, unhealthy lawn C Rolling a lawn in hopes of im- TIA BREAK1 39 proving or correcting an uneven surface is not advisable. A roller TEA BAGS TASTY LEAN SLICED with enough weight to do this Job would leave the soil so hard BOILED HAM and compact that it would be 'V29' practically impossible to grow grass. The leveling operation should FRESH LEAN be done before a lawn is seeded. RAOU SHELL Jc OFF MACARONI Garden State Parkway- DINNER GROUND CHUCK To Be Painted 3J-OI. 34' LARGE SIZE TENDER JUICY DELICIOUS NEW SHREWSBURY — Work- «rs are about to brush up and SHRIMP 69' RIB STEAK brighten the traffic lines of the Garden State Parkway. They FINIAmi-ORAPIFRUIT will use 10,500 gallons of white paint, 2,000 gallons of yellow Hl-C DRINK MAXWELL HOUSE paint, and 75,000 pounds of tiny glass beads. «... 1 FIRESIDE Ib. The tiny glass beads are EHLERS Sprayed onto the paint to make the lanes stand out more dis- LINDEN HOUSE tinctly day and night. WHOU KiRNIL CHASE & SANBORN Chairman Katharine Elkus 59 NIBLET CORN COFFEE !White of the New Jersey High Way Authority, said the whole Job is to be completed before 2":29' Memorial Day. FOUR FISHERMAN FROZEN SWISS, MUENSTER, AMERICAN, PIMENTO The parkway's landscape also 7.... 304 will .get its customary spring at- FRIED SCALLOPS KRAFT DELUXE SLICES CALIFORNIA tention. 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The Olyjnpia put on Bridge." ft is a two-hour attack the audience took it aU without a piece that in the old days would on the Catholic religion and a murmur and at the finish cheer- have had the boys out on the Protestants — popeheads and ed loudly., Still Being Taught Gaelic street with fists and shillelaghs prods, as the author callsthem. And this for a play by a Bel- swinging. Anti-Catholic plus anti-Protes- fast man. DUBLIN (AP) — Once again for the fact that the English name if6 St. Patrick's Day. And the is on the same sign, nobody would Irish government, in its persever- ever know where he is. ing way, still is trying to teach Apart from this bi-lingual con- the Irish people Irish. fusion, the old country looks 1,500,000 PEOPLE great. The campaign takes unusual forms. A little on the poor side, per- haps, compared with big brother COULD NOT No one, for example, ever sees Britain, but not extremely so. a letter with a Dublin postmark. 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Dodge Corp., construction ROAD HAZARDS tip in February, the Census Bu news specialists, sees some veer- reau says that this year it fell ing away from single-family to 74,000, a drop of 400 from homes toward more construction January. On a seasonally a> of apartment houses. Justed basis this would put Feb The one family unit will still ruary's performance at an an outrun all others, but he thinks The ALLSTATE Nylon nual rate of 1,115,000. increased family formation Some builders blame the la among the young approaching winter this year. More are poin' marriage age will add zest to ing a filler at tight money. apartment building, since most TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE newlyweds start out there. against all types of road hazards pro- PRICED FOR Money Easing Money has been easing sine rated on tha months nsed based on the first of the year. But Nor current price . . . without trade-in at man Mason, Federal Housini Psychology time of return. administrator, says it takes tim for builders to turn an easing ALL BUDGETS money situation into new build Workshop ing plans and operations. Bankers hold out the hope thai For Club 670x15 TUBE-TYPE BLACKWALL still more money will be availa We for mortgage financing EATONTOWN - Dr. Virginia Scanlon, child psychologist, con- the effects of higher interes ducted a "psychology workshop" rates spread. Bankers say thi before an audience of 121 mem- reason money tightened up bers of the Steelman Home and some forms of home financing, School Club Monday night in the chiefly the government assured auditorium. ones, is that interest rates, were Mrs. Wilbur Rau, chairman of too low and investors put theii the nominating committee, an- money to work elsewhere. Witf nounced the candidates for the the raising of mortgage costs 1960-1961 school term: Mrs. Rob- 88 more money Is flowing that way ert Hannon, president; Mrs. Le- 13 * For the conventional mortgagi land Hinkle and Mrs. Harry 7.10x15 —the one not backed by the gov Comberg, vice president; Mrs. •PLUS TAX ernment—rates are now runninl Percy Harris, recording secre- AND OLD TIRE OFF as high as six per cent in New tary; Mrs. Robert Stillwagon and 7.60x15 YOUR CAR York and New England, and bet Mrs. Robert Denegar, corres- ter than seven per cent along ponding secretary, and Mrs. Wil- parts of the West Coast. In al- liam Wood and Mrs. Harold most every part of the nation Grossman, treasurer. Low priced, yet mode with super strong nylon tire cord rates are higher than a year ago. Also serving on the nominating Costs of carrying a mortgage committee were Mrs. Jerome for extra safety on the road, more pleasurable driving. backed by the Federal Housing Scheiman, Mrs. Jack Kaney, and Administration and the Veteran Mrs.' William Purdie. Administration often rise abovi Refreshments were served In Made with high mileage "emulsamix" precision the Interest rates set by thosi the St, Patrick's Day theme by agencies within limits set b; Mrs. J. G. HuUley's second blended rubber. Congress. grade. This Is because many lenders discount the loans — your loan Cut-skid tread design for safer, faster stops and starts. reads $10,000, say, but you ac- Auxiliary Plans tually get $9,500 or Jess, and paj interest on the face amount ol Chowder Sale the loan, BIG SAVINGS ON 14" SIZES Optimistic About '60 M1DDLETOWN — The Ladies' Many lending institutions re Hilary of the Fairview First \id Squad will hold its annual fuse to buy 1960 as a declining :1am chowder sale on Wednes- year, at least not for them. The day between 8 a. m. and 1 p. m. NO MONEY DOWN U.S. Savings & Loan League says n the Mlddletown fire houA. Its members as a wholo should when you trade In the old tire off your car. have more money to lend (be- Mrs. Cliarlos Doscca Is chair- man of the affair. cause savings are still rising). Ask about Sears Easy Payment Plan. These associations, the league At a recent meeting of the lays, have the largest single mit, Mrs. Ella Klotzln won the share of the home mortgage ittendance award, FAST, FREE TIRE MOUNTING market. Tile organization received an nvitatlon to the First Aid Squad And government agency data >anquet March C, tends to offset the Census Bu- The next meeting of the aux- 36 WHITE ST. OPEN DAILY 9 - 5-30 reau's report lot February. The iliary will be held April \ in the HIA says applications for mort- SEARS RED BANK WED. and FRI. 9 -'9 omc of Mrs, Robert Grahp. ±11 BED BANK REGISTER ' Thure, Mini 17, 1960—15 GRAND UNION'S D-WAY»l UNT N. J. State Highway 36 Open Monday thru Thursday 9 A. M. - 9 P. M.; Friday 8 A. M. - 10 P. M. KEANSBURG Saturday and Sunday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.

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Our work Is GUARANTEED by m vies an minutes, then absorb with cloths. to the tall, taciturn actor is; ° d whose wartime as- "iWhen this will no longeg r remove <1) Bruce-Termini*, (2) E. L. Bruce Co. This Guarantee is INSURED . Follow with plain water and blot, by Sun Insurance Office Ltd. pushed up against the desks o,/signment was to fly bombers. the meeting of the Grace Hatch George coiOr, try formula one, given be- another brigadier general and But he says he like it. Wagner and Mrs. Carl Wilsonil . remaining mois- NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES colonel. Military briefings aren't new at the home of Mrs. ture should be absorbebb d iinto lay ... for Inltitid and non-infaiUa1 houit> — old homes, hew homes and to Stewart. He says that i houiet under construction. Ask us for ditaili about our $3,000 damage It has no telephone. Arthur Stryker, Belford. Mrs. Ed- ers of dry cloth, tissue or paper ing the past few years he also of Belford, guaranteed protection on qualified buildings and contents — only small The pen doesn't work. house in May and scrape up as much as towels held in place on the area annual cost. ttntT KMI* OF THMI7C BMUt. Descriptive folder on request. been on active duty several times will be hostess at the next meet- and use formula one as directed. There is a, tray of paper clip at the USAF's Strategic Air Com- .a desk blotter, and a larg Democratic Club Then for glue follow with formu- Termites? mand (SAC) week at the home of Mrs. Frank Bolivar was lib- World's L*n*st . pamphlet describing the admini, Omahar in Termite Control < trative organization of the Unitet Tentative plans to earn money agent suggests American coun- call... .States Air Force (a documen: To his colleagues In the Penta- in thhe spring for the fire com- O'Neill, Sr., and Mrs. Raymond and soft drink, tries in the early 1800s, he wrote gon, O'Neill, Jr.,- were hostesses. The BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP., something less dramatic than formula one and follow with for Above all send me a E»»t prance: OH 4-7M.1 I movie script.) ing of the Auxiliary of Communi next meeting will be in the home printing press, which is as use- It Albnry Park: FK 5-0111 '• The offices of the director of Mrs. Rose Wenzel, Navesink. as guns and ammunition. public information are on an in side ring of the gigantic Penta^ gon building. The view from the window includes a concrete wal and a row of windows across thi way. Reserve officers have "mobili are ' zation assignments," the job the; would be' assigned- in event o you war. Stewart's assignment i! deputy director of information. He is getting on-the-job training. Supervising is Maj. Gen. Arnc H. Luehman, USAF director o information. Stewart is thi stand-in for Brig. Gen. E. B. Bailly, the regular deputy direc tor of information. The Air Force apparently i: grim in its determination to givi the actor a cram course in th art of public relations. Then is a detailed schedule whic'. looks like a film-shooting script . —it carries Stewart through score of briefings, meetings am conferences. He hears about chains of com mand, press releases, photograp savings hie problems, training films: ?ut down your arms. lady. We'll do your hunting for you. magazines and books . and ever lur expert buyers personally select and stamp our meats how Hollywood productions ca ight in the packing house. Only the finest Prime and Choice be useful or distasteful to th neats get the Mayfalr Brand. Then we trim—for taste, not United States Air Force. vaste—right In our stores. So go Mayfalr. Get more Stewart sits in on staff confer- ROUND ROAST SALE •"•nnlv Wonderful" meal for your money. MEDICAL TOP ROUND •DAIRY DEUTES Ib. MEMOS ROAST BOTTOM lyH.L Nertchensohn, M.B* ROUND „ MARGARINE TOP SIRLOIN lb> Ib. ROAST TULIP FAIR ROAST 89 Ib. For easy spreading "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"-M\LD CURE-BONELESS-THICK CUT 13 "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" Tulip fair-Chunk Muenster Cheese Or»ot for yovr Soladi EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES Brisket Corned Beef 55 Tulip Fair—Chunk Heart of Swiss Cheese Swtlt with Antlpaito "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"-C\)T FROM YOUNG TENDER LAMB *99c Boneless Top Round Steak Breakstone Yogurt *£•£?£, e*L2««29e Boneless Cube Steak H,99C Lamb Combos Ida Mae Pizza Pie "^ «>• «* 49c "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"-CUT FROM YYOUNG TENDER LAMB Boneless London Broil *99c DELI DEUTES Persons with heart trouble who Boneless Top Sirloin Steak ib. 99c are warned to avoid physical ex- i ertion outdoors in cold weather Shoulder Lamb Chops 69 "•89c should take one more factor into Round Ground *«»° «"» consideration. It is. important to FOR YOUR LENTEN MEALS Italian Sausage Hei « *»••• *69c SLICED BACON Know if there is a wind and it speed. A person's . skin loses much Large Shrimp 69 Breaded Veal Steak *79c HYGRADE more heat when there is a wind. Even on a comparatively warm Fresh Baby Spare Ribs *49c Fancy-Thin Ib. day, if there is a wind, it can Deep Sea Scallops cause the same effect as on a PRIGD TO SAVE YOU MOHtY Goes a long way very cold day when there is no Ib 49 wind. For example, when it is Large Smelts 29< 57-F, and there is a wind of 20 Pastrami 69' miles per hour, there will be the same amount of heat lost from MAYfAWS "CtmS-ABLt" HAVi A TIME WITH A DfMf SPECTACULAR! 6 <». vac. pac. the skin as- if one were outdoors Boiled Ham at a temperature of 1I-F below zero (without a wind)! Tulip Falr 6oi >voe c for $ The U. S. Army Medical Re Cold Cuts - p° - 4 1,00 search Laboratory has a chart BLEACHES quart Bologna, Veal, Olivt, Pickle & Pimento, luncheon Meat which tells at a glance what the WHITER equivalent temperature without a bottle wind would be if you know the DAZZLE BLEACH 10 ^J "FRESHER-BY-FAR" FRUITS S. VEGETABLES actual temperature and wind ve- locity. Here is another example. On a warm day when the temperature Is 71 degrees F. but there is a NAVEL ORANGES wind of 35 miles per hour the KOUNTY KIST PEAS 10 effect on the body is the same as if there were no wind but a Fresh California temperature of 23-F. This 9 de 63/A OZ. Sunkist grees below freezing! When it is 28 degrees above can zero and there is a wind only S Fresh miles per hour it is equivalent to BONITA FLAKES 10 SWeet PotatOeS JarseyGold-n 27' below zero without a wind! TOMATO SOUP Campbell's 10 oz. can Fresh Carrots OiipSweei Highlands AMERICAN BEAUTY Mrs. John McConnell is chair New, Green man of tonight's St. Patrick's PIECRUST MIX %•"•«• »-•—jQe Fresh Cabbage Day Card party sponsored by the Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Aid LlndenHou 16 oi canM c VEGETABLES Freh bonh Squad at 8 p, m. in the First Aid APPLE SAUCE " 10 15 oz. cans Your Choice each Pascal Celery 15 building. She will be assisted by Mrs. Walter Mewes and Mrs. 6 PORK A BEANS-SPAGHETTI Luke Penta, PEAS & CARROTS-SLICED CARROTS i KELLY'S IRISH POTATOES - - -10' CREAM CORN-TOMATO JUICE FRESH FROZEN FAVORITES- The Past Commanders club of JIFFY MIX Corn Muffin 8'/s oz. box ea. | Qc BLACK EYE PEAS-BUTTER BEANS v a y 0 Twinlight Post, American Legion, RED KIDNEY BEANS-HOMINY Frozen Spinach C;:d o !t ' " held a corned beef and cabbage GREEN « WHITE DMAS I of supper in the post home Satur- e C 0 day, CAKE MIXES ChocolafJUvhite-Yello* ° 10 Frozen Waffles Mayor and Mrs. Cornelius J. 4 Guiney, Jr., 216 Navesink Ave., DUFF'S PANCAKE MIX •«;•*••••• Minute Maid Lemonade SS £ 10<= celebrated -their 19th wedding anniversary last week. GOURMET - ASSORTED FLAVORS - GIANT LINDEN HOUSE CLEANSER 21 oz. can Mrs. John Rast, Bay Ave., is a surgical patient in Monmouth POUND CAKE 49 Sliced or 16 oz, Medical Center. Boilon Creom Apple 8 inch ( LINDEN HOUSE BEETS Whole can 10< PIAC ' ' AQc 56 C A pollyanna secret pal party TICS Coconut Cuilard »iie*t7 will be held after a meeting of 6 oz. can ea. pKgo f 8 C the Ladles Auxiliary of the Vet- LINDY TUNA CAT FOOD 10' Gourmet Hot Cross Buns ' 35 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. erans of Foreign Wars Post Tues- day, with Mrs, Vivian Sanborn in cvtrbeit Aii't 4 oz. jar ea. 1 ftf OurOw n 1lb loaf for C charge. Members having birth- JAMS OR JELLIES White Bread 2 33 days during January, February Everbesl Ass't 4 oz. RED BANK and March will be honored. Gourmet—Setdt Sweet jar 1 Ib. loaf I PICKLES OR RELISHES Rye Bread or Seidleii 19c twin County Qmun Frltti .fUcllv. through Saturday, March 1», m». Mrs. Elizabeth Helikcr, 66 High- Right to limit. Nan» Sold to Otaltn. land Ave, will entertain members of (lie Past Presidents Club of Ihc.' Ladies Auxiliary of Twlnllfiht H Post American Legion, Monday, March.28. enjoy attractive gimmicks snch 18-TMr*, March 17, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER He was appointed to' the Bor- sie C Graham, treasurer; As- ough Council in 1956, replacing semblyman Alfred N. Beadleston, as dutch doors, removable wn; David W. Russell, who resigned. Mrs. Jean Fabry, F, Kermit Tips forSelling Your Home dows, outdoor barbeques. indoor Mr. White wa« elected to a fa, Herdling, Nathan IseJjn, Mrs, barbecues, built-in bookcases. Mayor Bernard B. White term later in 1956 and was elect Elizabeth Leary and Michael A. 10. If there is a special ptey ed council president in 1958. Slovak. By VIVIAN BROWN 3. The house should be at a know the names of the furnace, area for children, equipment — AP Newsfeatures :omfortable temperature. You what kind of pipes are in the :h as swing, slides, sand lon't want the lookers to leave house, or wiring details. They Testimonial Dinner April 7 SPRING fS a good time to ' ell boxes that might go with the lecause the house is too cold. may not be acquainted with the house point it out. Women are your house. Trees, bushes and CD Alert it is a warm day, keep the roofing. State whether the roof not above buying an expensive SHREWSBURY - Mayor Ber- as a result of Mr. White's con- flowers are coming to life then, ilectric fan going. If you have tributions as a public official." is asphalt, play up any advan- house for just the features they nard B. White will be honored the ground shows promise of lush in air conditioner, get the house tages in the structure of the could add themselves. A ramb- March 26 ool early in the morning and at a testimonial dinner Thurs- Followed Hawkins reenness, and the buyer may house. Women are attracted to ling rose bush has sold many an day, April 7, at 7 p. m., in ;eep it that way. le Mayor White, 43, was elected be in a better mood to appre- closets, kitchen equipment, they ordinary li" h Shadowbrook, by a special citi- For State 4. Find out .fflhat the prospec- to his post last year, following ciate your sales pitch than dur- ve buyer wants in a house. zens' committee. TRENTON — "Operation the death in September, 1958, of ipring," a Civil Defense exer ing the hot summer or cold 'lay up those features — closets Morris Miller is the chairman. Mayor John H. Hawkins. Mr. :ise to be held Saturday, March winter. r whatever, and if you do not He said the testimonial is non- White was vice chairman of the BANK !6, will require New Jersey's It is no easy feat to sell a mve features that they have set political and "is solely a means Planning Board in 1952, and population to take cover for 15 heir hearts on, you might as well of expressing the appreciation served on a committee in 1955 house. It may take quite a' while SAUSAGE KITCHEN minutes, the state office of Civil to get your price, and your house itop your sales pitch. Save your of the citizenry for the progress which resulted in the upgrading Defense disclosed yesterday. ireath for the next customer. 134 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-4456 RED BANK which the borough has enjoyed of Jot sizes to one acre. may take on a carnival air as The test will see the greatest prospective buyers traipse 5. The aroma, of hot apple mobilization of auxiliary police' through. lie, corn bread or a tray of Old World Quality Products men since the beginning of mod- There's no better way to speed :ookies can put the stamp FULL LINE OF QVAHTY ern civil defense, Thomas S. Dig- up the sale than to give your 'home" on your house. Avoid MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS nan, acting state director, said distressing odors such as cabbage house personality. Make it dif- OUR DELICIOUS esterday. ferent from other houses. Give jrussels sprouts, garlic. Spray "Our last public participation it a homey atmosphere. Here he living room with cologne for COLD CUTS ARE sxercise on Dec. 7 produced are some suggestions: pleasant scent. Put flowers and SKILLFULLY PREPARES spotty results. The fact that it ;reens through the house. Mayor Bernard B. White 1. Keep your house spotless. ON THE PREMISES was not a total success is attrib- Floors should be waxed, win- 6. If the house shopper has will SAVE uted to the lack of auxiliary po- :hildren, stress the nearness of • METTWURST Veteran dows washed, everything should licemen on duty', inclement ;chools, other. children of the • KIELBASA Mayor White is a veteran ol shine. The fact that you are not • WESTPHALIAN weather conditions that disabled selling the furniture doesn't mean ame age in the neighborhood, World War II, and is an officia many sirens and non-adherence aarks, recreation center^, and SCH1NKEN you MONEY! it shouldn't be kept in good con • LIVERWURST of the House of White Leathei to CD signals," Mr. Dignan said. ocal amusements. Goods Manufacturing Co., am dition. It is, after all, "window • GERMAN-STYLE Urges Co-operation dressing" for your home. 7. Act as though yru loved the BREAKFAST SAUSAGE the White Realty Co., both o • ITALIAN PURE PORK Telephone SH 7-3500 Today New York City. 2. The outdoors should be kept louse, and that you are sorry He asked that local Civil ;o be leaving it. The prospective _ HOT or SWEET SAUSAGE He lives with his wife, Marie :ense directors make every effort manicured — bushes trimmed, lawn mowed, trees pruned. jurchaser would like to feel the 'SPECIAL —— ROLSTON WATERBURY and their children, Pamela anc to activate all auxiliary police- louse was cozy enough to please Geoffrey, on Corn La. men. According to a late sur- fou, and that you regret having BOCKWURST 79c Ib. REALTOR - INSUROR SINCE 1925 Other dinner committee mem vey, some 48,000 CD police are :o give it up. If you're being re- bers are Hadley S. King, Sr. enrolled in more than 500 mu ocated in your job or have out- WEISSWURST 79c ib. 16 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK honorary chairman; Philip H nicipalities. Mr. Dignan, in a Book »rown the house, it's a fine ideq The Best Braunschweiger Meyer, vice chairman; Mrs. El recent directive, re-emphasized that ". . . willful violators of tell the lookers. UVERWURST 65c Ib. civil defense regulations will be Reviews . If you have a real "hot subject to arrest" under the con- THE THIEF IN THE WHITE irospect," put yourself out a LARGE SELECTION OF SWISS ditions of the disorderly conduct COLLAR. By Norman Jaspan jit. Serve a soft drink, coffee, ea or what have you, and use AND GERMAN IMPORTED DELICACIES code. with Hillel Black. Lippincott. he lull to brag about the house. He said despite the intensive $4.95. FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE public education program aimed Know your house. Many FREE DELIVERY ON FREEZER ORDERS In the last decade, say the au- eople who own homes do not at teaching the meaning of the thors, the white collar thief has two CD signals, most people become America's most resource- have failed to commit them to ful and successful crook. memory. Each working day, employees "We will continue, to indoc- steal about four million dollars trinate this large segment of in cash and property from their Turn tears into cheers Mew Jersey residents and our 'get tough' policy is not to be employers. misconstrued as a method to This adds up to an annual fig- SAVE teach these people by fear. The ure that's considerably more than comply or arrest1 directive is double the amount burglars and intended only for those who pur- robbers pick up in their profes- NOW... posely defy authority in this and sional rounds. future exercises." Yeti only one in 10 of the white GO NEXT TIME! Through his local directors, collar thieves is brought into Dignan has asked all industry to court. co-operate by sounding their fac- Why do most employers shy TIRED OP ALWAYS being the tory whistles and horns to sup- away from legal action? one to see others off? Then plement CD and volnntary fire And why do employees in posi sirens. tions of trust—generally middle make positive travel plans of At approximately 9:30 a. m., or uppenclass, and often with a your own. And back up your March 26, the Civil Defense thoroughly ethical upbringing- plans by saving each month Alert signal will be sounded. dabble their fingers in the till? or each payday with us. Your Known as "Lemon Juice" to CD Does this means our society is personnel, this signal is a steady getting soft morally? regular savings together v/ith three-minute blast on sirens, fac- In this engrossing book Nor- our above - average earnings tory horns or whistles. This man Jaspan, a leading manage- means that further information ment consultant, and Hillel Black, can assure you of meeting is forthcoming over commercial tour costs. a writer, have combined their radio stations. All stations in knowledge and experience to pre- Come in today! New Jersey, New York City and sent a definitive picture of a kind Philadelphia will be supplied spe- of crime nobody talks much cial announcements. about. Maybe it's a subject not One hour later, at 10:30 a. m., often aired because it involves the Take Cover signal will sound. people next door, not profession- RED BANK SAVINGS A wavering or broken three- al criminals the average person minute blast means that the pop- never meets. and LOAN ASSOCIATION ulation will seek shelter immedi- But in "The Thief in the White NEWEST OF PUMPS— ately and all traffic will cease. Collar," the whole story of Am CHARTERED 1687 This signal is known as "Apple erica's billion dollar a year em- THE BELTED CUTAWAY ^he Door Jack." bezzling business is told with fig- Even the closed pump gets opened up to Security The test will be over and nor- •es, facts and case histories. 10 BROAD ST. mal activity will resume at 10:45 this Spring. It's more comfortable and so RED BANK NEW JERSEY Some of the people chronicled a. m. when the CD Alert signal much more flattering, especially when Insured Savings Accounts is repeated. here you've read about in the Money Orders Home Improvement Loans New York and Pennsylvania newspapers—the banker who jug- accented by a half belt in grosgrain. Black Travelers Cheques are not participating in "Oper- gled accounts to help townspeo- patent; smooth leather in red, navy, bone, DIVIDEND Home Mortgage Loan, ation Spring," but authorities in ple, the glamorous office man ager for a Georgia doctor's clin- with matching handbags. One of many Save-by-Mail O /4 /O Christmas Clubs the.se neighboring states will co- ordinate and control traffic at ic who took more than $186,000 new styles for Spring. Sizes 414 to 9 $5.99 bridge and tunnel approaches. in three years, the spinster who helped herself and friends to HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN TOP TELEGRAPHER nearly three million from a build- ing and loan association. FT. MONMOUTH, N. J. (AP) Dressy Look for —S. Sgt, Theodore R. Patterson Is a telegrapher's telegrapher. He can send 30 words a minute with either hand, 18 a minute with his right foot and 16 with his left foot. .Anytime! Patterson is an instructor at the Army Signal School here and Successful-look suits to enhance your appearance, comfort, confidence. has mastered a technique called "yell-a-graph." He can adjust Spring weight worsteds, sharkskins) in stripes, plaids, pin checks, solids. the sensitivity of his key low enough to send code by voice pressure.

GOOD DEED REMEMBERED NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) —Carl ton Shepard of Tucson noticed motorist stranded along the high- way near Nogales. The motorist said he had a flat tire and no spare. Shepard took SPORT COATS his spare tire out of the trunk $ 95 00 and, told the motorist to use it until he reached a nearby service 29 to 35 station, That was the last Shepard saw of the motorist. • CLOTHES KEEPS HI SPROMISE FT. SILL, Okla. (AP) — Col. Charles P. Brown, commanding officer of the 52nd Artillery Group, told a crew before they fired a Lacrosse missile he would BY paint the 4 by 8 foot target if, they hit it. He painted it—or rather the pieces. REDUCED 10% to COMPANY 3995 4500 Regulars - Longs - Shorts

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BY _ _„„ rnvv CARRIER Section Two RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 17, I960 7c PER COPY 35B PER WEEK Ask County to Spend More New Jersey Seek Red Bank's View For Tourist Advertising News Briefs Planners Consider NEWARK (AP)-A 15-year-old Barringer High School freshman Business Extension SHREWSBURY — The Mon- Boro Bus Rates has admitted to police he made mouth County Municipal Associa- a bomb found yesterday in a tion last night passed a motion NEW SHREWSBURY - The Go Up April 3 first-floor locker of the school. 'tanning Board here last night urging the Board of Freeholders The youth,"'whose name was not to appropriate more money for NEWARK (AP) —The Boro Sewer Study ecided to propose to the Red national advertising. Buses Co. of Red Bank has disclosed because of his age, Bank Planning Board an ex- said he planned to explode the hange of views about extend- The move came after Frank permission to raise rates up to 10 per cent effective April 3. lead-pipe device yesterday after- Vote Method ng the commercial zone along L. Wilgus, director of the coun- noon. It wfcs discovered by a Newmian Springs Rd. to Hance ty's Department of Promotion The increase will bring In teacher on a student's tip a few ,ve. or thereabouts. and Public Information, outlined an additional $97,628 a year, hours before the explosive was Decision Due the company said. Newman Springs Rd: is the the activities of his office since to go off. Police said the bomb joundary between the two bor- its formation Oct. 6, 1958. The Public Utility Commis- was, not too explosive, but would LITTLE SILVER - The Mayor mghs. At present, the street is 'Long Branch Mayor Daniel J. sion yesterday consented to In- have injured anyone) nearby when and Borough Council said last oned for business in the portion Mahen had charged at the creases which will Increase it went off. The Bloomfield night that residents have been east of Williams St, and for res- group's last meeting that the basic local fares five cents and freshman was handed over to given every opportunity to ex- dential use west of Williams St. county is not spending enough longer trips by 18 per cent. youth authorities and a search press themselves on the question Sooner or later that part of money to draw tourist* to Mon- Student fares are not affected. began for three associates. >f installing a sewerage system he street between Williams and mouth County. He said last night The firm operates buses In here and the time had come for Hance will go for business use," that he was not criticizing Mr. the shore area and to Newark, them to vote on the matter. Councilman Herbert Willett, 3d, Phllllpsburg, Oceanport and all WEST ORANGE (AP) — A said. "We want to be sure not Wilgus' office. smooth-talking burglar who said How the polling will be done New Jersey race tracks. It is something the governing body o take the step of rezoning it 'Nationalized' carried 1,800,000 passengers in he was a garbageman hauled off prematurely, nor to wait too an estimated $50,000 In gems hopes to decide at a closed meet- Mr. Maher said last night that 1958. ing March 30 in the borough hall. long. funds should be spent on "nation- NOTHING WRONG HERE—Erie Groezinger, center, assistant commissioner, state and cash last night. Robert Abelcs, 62, told police he en- The third public hearing on the Timing Important alized advertising" rather than Department of Education, checks one of the voting machines used in the Feb. 9 Key- "The question is:: When can local advertising. Burke Says tered his driveway to find the $1,600,000 sewerage system ques- port school election with Mrs. Norman J. Currie and Keyport board attorney Milton man In a parked car. The strang- tion was held Monday night. At t be done to help the most people Ma Wilgus pointed out that his and hurt the fewest." A. Mausner. Thomas Kerwin, chief custodian of machines for the county Board of er said he had come "to check the session's conclusion, Mayor office had contacted a number of Pacific Park on the garbage" and drove off, Paul Campi said residents He indicated he believes the metropolitan newspapers to ar- Elections, ruled that bofh machines used « the Keyport contest were in "perfect w6rlc- Abeles entered his home at 15 would be given one more oppor- lime has come to make the zon- range a series of stories on ing order." . Spring Hill Dr. and found $1,500 tunity to express their views on ng change, with a minimum of mouth County. Part Swamp in cash and the remainder in the matter. damage to home owners. In addition to the promotional RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The jewels missing from a floor safe, But council members seemed Mayor Karl K. Baron was the material prepared in his office, Planning Board, after a bit of he told police. The fashionable first to suggest getting an ex- A Real Land Use Problem to think last night that public pression of opinion from Red Mr. Wilgus said many stories are argument, last night recommend- Election home was ransacked. expression on the subject has written outlining the activities of ed approval of a minor subdi- Bank. Whatever happens in that been exhausted—and all the per- area, he pointed out, it would be county agencies. vision of the 101-acre "Pacific (Continued from Pg. 1) TRENTON (AP)-The State tinent questions already had been Park" tract, located in North Presented to Plan Board valuable to have the same or $5,000 for Promotion several occasions during the vot- Conservation Department urges asked. similar controls on both sides of Centerville, near South Laurel New Jersey Industrialists to He said later that his appro- Ave. and Middle Rd. ing. NEW SHREWSBURY - A The board told him the plan Reached Conclusion the street. priation from the county for pro- attend a national seminar on Six parties submitted the ap No Spacing service station, or a variety would require a variance from 'The education program has Await Reaction \ motional work is $5,000; However, store, or a soda fountain—or the,Board of Adjustment to re- industrial uses of radiolsotopes It will be interesting to know plication seeking to subdivide 50 Mr. Kerwin took exception to In New Jersey April 6 and 7. reached its conclusion," Council' there is an item for advertising acres from the entire tract that maybe a borough park —last duce side yard requirement's, be- man Charles W. Stephens said. the reaction of the people living in the county budget, Mr. Wilgus a claim by the defeated candi- night were proposed for the tri- cause of the odd shape of the The seminar will be held In the in that area to this news," the the Board of Education wants dates that there should have been plot. United Nations room of the "I don't see where any more said. Those funds are under the for the high school. angular plot at Tinton and Syca- public hearings would contribute mayor said. control of Freeholder Walton spacing on the machine ballots more Aves. and Old Mill Rd. During the discussion, board New York City Coliseum. The applicants were Costal between the term categories. anything to'the situation," Coun The board, in discussing New- Sherman, he added. Properties, Inc., Lincroft Acres, The proposal was aired at a members deplored the fact that cil President Edward F, Torre man Springs Rd., was divided He said this regulation applies Planning Board meeting. William a number of very large trees POINT PLEASANT BEACH Mr. Wilgus ysaid . he did not Pacific Park, the Elag Co., Jos- only to paper ballots. added. in opinion as to whether, when know the exact amount of the eph Deutsch and Jack Denholtz. J. Jennings, Middletown at- of great age, would have to be (AP)—The body of Harold Eld- the business zone is extended, The next step in the election torney, appeared for Geza de cut down when the lot is used rap, 65, missing from a rooming Meeting with council on the advertising budget. Attorney Ralph S. Heuser of Mat- challenge will be a public hear- 30th will be the Board of Health it should reach to Hance Ave., Mayor Maher said the con* awan represented them. Vegh, owner of the 9,000-foot for business purposes house at 205 Atlantic Ave. since or stop somewhat short of. there, ing, to be conductsd March 31 parcel. Mr. de Vegh said he would be Feb. 8, was found yesterday jn the special sewerage committee, so as to prevent traffic conges- munity of Wildwood spends $109,- The matter now goes to the at 1 p.m. in the Hall of Records and representatives of the firm 000 a year on advertising and Township Committee for final ap- Mr. Jennings said his client glad to consider an offer from Cooks Creek. An autopsy will be tion. building here. is still trying to get permission the borough to buy the land for made to determine cause of which prepared the sewer survey. promotional material to attract proval. Mr. Groezinger ruled yesterday At the same meeting, the board from the Zoning Board of Ad- use as a park, death.' What council plans to do Is discussed possible rezoning of Ap- tourists. Asks Further Study against holding the meeting in come up with the method to be "I spend more money adver- Robert C. Burke, chairman of justment to use the land for a "You could keep the trees ple and Peach Sts. These streets, Keyport, as requested by the gasoline station. then," Mr. de Vegh said. "That used in polling residents to find tising my pier (he owns a fishing the subdivision committee, ab- challengers. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen with small lots, are in a com- If Mr. de Vegh can not. get might be a good idea, since you Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) proposes out if they want or do not want mercial zone with high setback pier in Long Branch) than Long stained from voting and recom "To have a mass demonstra- a sewerage system. Branch spends advertising its mended that the application be permission, the attorney said, seem to be determined not to a Senate probe should clarify the and rear yard requirements. The tion is not the purpose of this he would then consider the al- grant me any profitable use of The vote is expected to b city," Mayon Maher said. held over for further study. hearing," he declared. role of the Port of New York result is to limit new buildings ternative of a variety store. this property." Authority in New Jersey's trans- used as a measure for the gov there to a depth of 30 feet, if Mr. Wilgus said his office has Mr. Burke said that during an He said it was "standard pro- erning body to come to a con sent out more than 150 pictures inspection trip of the tract he cedure" to conduct such hear- it problem. "We are riot thinking they are to conform to zoning found streams and swamps that of a probe In the hostile sense elusion on the issue. code regulations. and 1,200 newspaper releases ings in Freehold. "We will not Borough Attorney James R. since its inception in 1958. were not marked on the original deviate from that procedure," he Mrs. Moriord Is Elected but one to unite the Port, Au- Apple, Peach Sts. sketch plat and felt this might thority and all citizens and move Minogue suggested an informal The board chairman, Louis added. poll—perhaps by sending out post- adversely affect the development He said "There will be no need for a solution of the problem Steinmuller, favored setting up a of the remainder of the parcel. based on understanding." cards and having them returned. new zone for the two streets, with Bridge Work for all the persons who have By County Election Board Mayor Campi said he favors Craig Finn'egan, Middletown signed affidavits to testify. The smaller setback and rear yard engineer, said swampy conditions FREEHOLD — Mrs. Anna Mor- secretary. He replaces Mrs. Ruth TOMS RIVER (AP) - A only those persons who would be requirements. affidavits will suffice." affected by the system being per- Contract Let could be alleviated with under- "We want an orderly hearing,". ford, Middletown, was elected Sisco, Belmar Republican, who search'party tonight found six- Mayor Baron urged that in so ground piping. Mr. Gorezinger commented. "I president of the bi-partlsan Mon- resigned at the end of last year. year-old Robert Williams safe mitted to register a vote. Mr, small an area the problem could FREEHOLD — The Board ot It was pointed out by Francis will call only the principals in- mouth County Board of Elections The secretary's salary is $3,900. and unharmed several hours Minogue agreed. be settled by variances from the Freeholders yesterday awarded A. Ludwig, member of the Board volved." yesterday. Mr. Swader is expected to after his'mother, Mrs. Richard In other business last night, Zoning Board of Adjustment. The a contract of $68,431 to A. P. of Education, that conditions council: area is a strip of about a half No Cross Examination Mrs. Morford, a Republican leave the board next week after Williams of 955 McQuIre Dr. Thompson of Red Bank for re- were similar at the site of the who was reappointed to the board the state Senate confirms his ap- had reported him missing. The 1. Said It favored an inlet from mile. pairs to the bridge over Mata- Middle Road School and "now The assistant commissioner earlier this month,, replaces-Mrs. pointment as county superintend- boy disappeared just before the Shrewsbury River to the At- It was decided to-discuss the wan Creek'between Keyport and it is the nicest and driest piece said he has ruled against cross Mary E. Jones, a Red Bank ent of elections. dinner time. He had been play- lantic Ocean, provided it in n< matter further at a special meet- Cliffwood. examination by attorneys. of school ground." Democrat whose term on the Mr. Swader will replace the ing in a wooded area near his way affected the tides in this ing April 6. ' Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees In other action, the board re- Mrs. Currie said last night that board expired. Salary for the po- home. borough. the slate will again request that late Jay J. Hatfield in the $5,000 said these were necessary re- ferred to the subdivision commit- sition of president is $3,900. a-year superintendent's position. 2. Heard Mayor Campi, pairs. tee requests, for subdivision by cross examination be permitted. Sworn in as new members or Councilman Raymond Garrison, HouseRobbed They do not include the sug- Thomas Carlomusto of Hazlet She said the request will be County Democratic leaders are TRENTON (AP) - Workers the board were Mrs. Kathryn expected to meet early next week who had more than one employ' Jr.'s suggestion, say he would gested Increase in headway un and Emanuel Needle of Newark. made formally, in writing, by make appointments to the Light der the bridge or repair work Stein Asks Rezonlng the slate's attorney, Joseph F. Freret, a Fair Haven Democrat; to decide on a successor to Mr. er In 1959 are reminded they Of $400, Gun and Mrs. Ann Flynn a Republican Swader. may be eligible for unemploy- Industry Committee at council's on approaches to the bridge, Also taken under study was a Mattice, Asbury Park. next meeting. There are two va- MIDDLETOWN — Police are Those proposed changes are stil Mr. Mattice was out of town of Asbury Park. The two new The only name mentioned so ment tax refunds. Frank. T. request by Herman Stein, owner members, appointed for two-year cancies, Mr. Garrison said. probing the breaking and entry under consideration and study of the Brookdale Nursing Home, yesterday. He is expected to re- far is that of Phillip Fluhr of Judge, state employee security and theft of $400 in cash and a Mr. Voorhees said. Further stud' turn to his office the latter part terms, will receive salaries of Manasquan. Gov. Robert B. Mey- director, said rebates will be Rt. 35, Hazlet, to' rezone his CHEWING OUT RETURNED 38 caliber pistol from the home ies and public hearings will be property from an R-12 residential of the week. $2,600 annually. ner named Mr. Fluhr superin- made to anyone who paid out of Mrs. Joseph Harter, 72 Key- • held before the changes are zone to a B-3 business zone. Mrs. Currie said that if he The fourth member of the tendent of elections last year but more than $22,50 in tax from MANNHEIM, Germany (AP)- port Rd,, sometime Monday or " Because of steel shortage, work James G. Crowley, board sec- does not have time to prepare board, Glenn L. Swader of Man- the Senate failed to confirm the earning over $3,000 in two or The U. S. Army has chewed out Tuesday. asquan, a Democrat, was elected mom jobs. Construction workers on the bridge will not begin un retary, reported that the first of the case by March 31, he will appointment. the colonel whose nine-year-old The theft was reported to po- til after Labor Day, since it may four parts of the master plan ask for a postponement of the who are employed by severa son chewed out some of his fa- lice yesterday. contractors during a year, and be necessary to close the bridge had been received from Com- hearing. ther's troops during an inspec According to Police Chief Earl for 60 days while the repairs are munity Planning Associates. The challengers contend also Property Owners Group others who hold two jobs, often tion. The Army announced las N. Hoyer, a mailman noticed made. Mr. Crowley said the first part that many persons were deprived have overpaid because their em night that "letters of admonition' the front door of the house open Other contracts awarded were includes recommendations, sur- of the right to vote, because there ployers withhold the money from were sent to Col. K. E. Jurgens, and called police, • $26,299 to Haloid Xerox Inc. for veys, population studies, land were not enough voting machines, Discusses Business Survey their paychecks without knowing 47, of Washington, D. C., who how much they have paid in al Investigation by Detective Dan- photostatic supplies; $18,480 to use, traffic study, housing, econ and that they were not afforded commands the 7th Support Com iel Murdoch disclosed that entry Lawes Coal Co., Shrewsbury, for omy and maps. '. . an opportunity to inspect the ma- RED BANK A committee Planning Associates, New York ready. Appliactlons for refunds mand In Germany, and one of hi: chines before the election, as re- to the home was gained through 80,000 gallons of gasoline; and It was reported The Planning of commercial property owners City, and submitted to the Bor- may be obtained from local em- officers, Lt. Col. J. E. Darner o a rear door. quired by law. ployment service offices and $6,614.42 to Sterner Coal anc Board meets every Monday to here is starting its own education ough Council last week. The sug- Angullla, Miss., the commandei Chief Hoyer said the home was Lumber Co., Belmar, for lunv discuss and work on the Master program to explain the recom- gestions contained in , the plan must be filed within two years of the 71st Ordnance Battalion. ransacked. ber. ... Plan. mendations contained in the cen- have been endorsed by the Plan- OK Architect tral business district survey. ning Board. WASHINGTON (AP) - Three The plan was drawn by Urban At a meeting Tuesday night, New Jersey high school students No Parking Ban Modified Frequency Standards Tells OnRecreation the committee said it hopes to will get the opportunity again distribute copies of the plan' to this year to study government in Appeals Zone other commercial property own- the office of Sen. Harrison A On Rt, 35 in Shrewsbury Of Expansion Program Unit Project ers for study. Williams, Jr. (D-NJ). Williams Board Ruling Speakers' Bureau said yesterday the students would SHREWSBURY - A greatly NEW SHREWSBURY - John MIDDLETOWN — The Recrea- The Red Bank Community be chosen by statewide competi modified parking ban for Rt. 35 Wallace of Frequency Standards, tion Commission has announced FREEHOLD _ Vera R. Chamber of Commerce is setting tion. The winners will work and has been announced by the State Case Slated Pleads Guilty Inc.,' appeared before the Plan' that Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank Frampton, 19 Comanche Dr., up a speakers' bureau to ac- observe for three weeks begin- Highway Department. ning Board last night to seek architect, has been retained to Oceanport, filed suit yesterday in quaint residents and organiza- ning In late June. Applications It calls for no parking from approval of new construction at prepare plans and specifications Superior Court against the Ocean- tions with the recommendations and information have been senl that company's plant on Shafto 7 to 9 a.m. on the southbound In Entries for a garage and maintenance port Board of Adjustment and contained in the plan. to high school principals. Dead portion, and from 4 to 7 p.m. To Speak In Rd. shop at Bodman Park. Henry J. Andenson, building in- Mrs. Florence Forgotson line for applications is April 30 FREEHOLD - Barry Lee Per- on the northbound lane, His proposal was to erect two The commission plans to review spector. Adams said she will compile The ban, presented to the Bor- ton, 19, a military policemen antenna towers, 20 feet high and the Ideal Beach ordinance to see In the suit, filed by her at- list of the property tax- assess-' JERSEY CITY (AP) — Chil- ough Council Tuesday night, Middletown itationed at Fort Monmouth, 400 feet apart, for testing anten torney, Sidney Alpem of Long ments of commercial establish- dren picketed a recreation cen- nas to be manufactured by the if a similar regulatory measure would extend along Rt. 35— MIDDLETOWN — Sen. Clifford pleaded guilty yesterday before could be adopted by the Township Branch, it is claimed that on ments and break down" the cos ter yesterday as their mothers known locally as Broad St.—from company; to build a cistern or March 2 she was denied a permit to property owners over a 20-year looked on. The 200 youngsters P. Case will make one appear- County Judge Elvin R. Simmill water tower to supply a planned Committee covering the Leonardo Tinton Ave. In Eatontown to Beach. to build on her 75-foot-front lot period for financing an urban re- marched to protest a cut In Newman Springs Rd. It will go ance in this area before the to three counts of breaking and sprinkler system for the plant, on the grounds it did not comply newal project. the parks department budget. and, later on,.to construct a new At a recent meeting of the Into effect after Rt. 35 is widened. April 12 primary, it has been an- entering. with the zoning requirements for According to Urban 'Planning 24-Hour Ban nounced by Republican leaders. building across Shafto Rd. from group, approval was given to the Associates' estimate, an urban NEWARK (AP)-The Pennsyl According to Assistant Prose- the present factory. concession stand agreement for 9,000 square feet and 90-foot Last July the State Highway frontage. renewal project would cost $3, vanla Railroad was under orders Sen. Case has agreed to speak cutor Solomon Lautman, Person The antenna towers will be the new bath house at Ideal Department decreed a 24-hour no The suit asks for a reversal 440,000, with the borough's share today to Install automatic train parking ban on both sides of Rt, before the Affiliated Republican is charged with breaking into the needed by the end of the year, Beach. The commission voted to stop systems that will halt multi Knollwood School, Fair Haven, of this decision since the lot size totalling $1,120,000. 35. And, in October, department Clubs of Middlelown Township, and the new building is for the forward it to the Township Com- 'Fight' pie unit electric trains if they Red Bank, Rarltan Township and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional mittee for further study. was 75-foot frontage before the employees mistakenly put up no indefinite future. zoning ordinance was adopted pass through a stop signal. The Keansburg at a joint meeting at High School, and Leonardo In- The problem presented to the Mrs. Forgotson pointed out tha parking signs. In other action the commission: Oct. 2, 1958. state Public Utility Commission McGulre's Grove, Rt. 35, Thurs- termediate School on Feb 8. Planning Board was this: The "the minute it comes to spending yesterday modified an order of They were hurriedly removed. 14.5 acre site for the new con- 1. Approved a basketball a dollar in Red Bank you're go- The Borough Council restated day, April 7. Person is one of four service- awards night for April 18. last Dec. 23, which asked the struction is in a residential zone. MRS. NIXON'S BIRTHDAY ing to have a fight." railroad to Install either auto- Is position that It does not like men charged with burglaries of 2. Okayed the annual Easter Francis J. Bolduc, executive Ira Grayson, chairman of the schools In the Red Bank area. The existing factory, across the WASHINGTON (AP) - Mrs. matic speed control devices or the no parking edict—whether 24- committee in charge of arrange- road from the site, is in an in- egg hunt to be held April 16 In Pat Nixon, wife of the vice pres- vice president of the chamber, tripper type train stops. Both hour or just a few hours, One man has been sentenced for Bodman Park, along with plans reemphasized ments, said J, Russell Woolley, his part In the alleged offenses, dustrial zone, but adjacent land ident, observes her 48th birthday that residential orders are aimed at the electric F. Kermlt Herdllng, president county Republican leader, has In that zone could not be ac- for a satellite launching day slat- today. property owners will have to car- cars without locomotives, used if the Shrewsbury Community and two others are awaiting ed for April 30, also at Bodman assured him that all of the can- Grand Jury action. quired, according to Mr. Wallace. Actually, Mrs. Nixon was born ry more of the tax burden 1 In suburban passenger service. Association, again thanked the Park. commercial property assessments didates on the county GOP ticket' The board advised Mr. Wallace on March 16, but she has cele- The railroad has a year, to In council for its work in fighting will also appear. Edward E. Walker, 29, of 23 to seek a variance from th» 3. Authorized the purchase ot brated on St. Patrick's Day for drop. stall the devices, th,e widening of Rt, 35 and the Van Dorn St., Keyport, pleaded Zoning Board of Adjustment, and new grass cutting equipment and years. The group will meet again proposed exit of the Rt. 35 free- Mr. Grayson added that It will guilty to a charge of carrying voted to recommend approval by portable bleachers for three base- This year, the vice president's March 29 for more discussion IN GOOD CONDITION way planned by the state. be an opportunity for township a concealed weapon in a car that body for the antenna towers. ball fields, office gave the date of Mrs. Nix- Others attending Tuesday night's RED BANK — Dr. Allen B. Council's long battle resulted voters to meet Ernest G. Kava- Feb. 26 in Middletown Township. The board also decided to dis- 4. Forwarded to the governing on's birth as 1912. For years the session were Ray Smith, Thomas Kendall, 13S Maple Ave, is a In having the freeway terminate lek, who Is running with Mayor Judge Simmill appointed Ed- cuss later the possibility of re- body a check for $3,688 repre- Republican National Committee V. Jardlne, John Ballantlne, Mrs surgical patient In Rivervlew at the Eatontown traffic circle John T. Lawley for nomination ward Wise, Red Bank to repre- zoning the building site and ad- senting registration fees for the had listed it as 1913. Mildred Moore and Mr, and Mrs. Hospital. He underwent an ap- rather than at the Shrewsbury- for the two spots on the Rcpubll- sent Walker at the time of sen- jacent land to put it into an spring term of the Adult Rec- Nixon observed his 47th birth- Harry 0. Sampson, representing pendix operation. He is in good Eatontown border as originally enn ticket for Township Commlt- tanning' April 8. industrial zone. reation Program. day in January. David Cronhelm of Newark. condition. announced. i it BED BAXK REGISTER Chanel X -WCBS-TV WASCTf 22—Thaw, MaYcb>17, 1960 -WBCA-TV WOKTV Striking Actors TELEVISION Channel S -WNEW-TV 9 WOTA-TV Spare Time Seeing Movies Writers Guild AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING (4) Weather 12:00- (l\ Love of Life COO- (5) Felix and Friends- (7) Weather (4) Truth or By BOB THOMAS Miller Story" causes June Ally- (7) Little Rascals 11:15- (2) Movie—Comedy son some pain. It will doubtless AP Movie-TV Writer To Strike TV Consequences (») Popeye (4) Jack Paar rack up more millions to its al- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A'siz- (7) Restless Gun (13) Record Wagon (7) Movie—Melodrama HOLLYWOOD — Notes and ready sensational returns. As co- (9) Movie able section of the television 6:30- (4) Local News (U) Sports and Weather comment on the Hollywood star with James Stewart, June (11) French Through TV 11:20—(11) industry will be struck by the (5) Cartoons Movie—Drama scene— could be earning a fortune. Writers Guild of America at mid- (13) Day Watch Yesterday's 12:00- (9) (7) Movie—Police What do actors do when they're "But no," she explains. "When night tomorrow. 12:10- (2) Search for Newsreels (13) Movie—Drama on strike against the movie stu- they offered me a share of the The guild yesterday ordered Tomorrow Huckleberry Hound (11) 1:00- (4) Consult Dr. Brother! dios? They go to movies. profits, I refused. It was my members who write freelance (4) It Could Be You (13) Curtain Time (7) Evening Prayer During the past three weeks, first picture after leaving MGM, scripts for TV films to strike (5) Cartoons 6:40- (4) Weather 6 1:05- (I) Movie—Adventure the Motion Picture Academy has and I wanted to have the cold NBC, CBS and ABC. (7) Love That- Bob 6:45- (4) News 1:15- (4) 13th Hour been having its annual showings cash instead of a percentage." Shows affected include "Gun- (11) English 12 News (7) News and Weather of Oscar nominees. Every pic- Cornwell Jackson and Gall smoke," "Bonanza," "Perry Ma- 12:15— (2) Guiding Light 7:00- (2) World Newi 1:45- (4) News; Sermonette ture up for an award in any cate- Patrick were the only Holly- son," "Rawhide," "Hotel De 1:00- (2) News Lock Up (*) 2:S5- (2) gory is shown twice at the Acad- wood figures present when the P«ree," "Twentieth Century," Sheriff of Cochise emy Theater in Beverly Hills. (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! (5) 2:40- (2) Give Us This Day Dr. Finch mistrial was declar- "Conquest" and "Have Gun, Tugboat Annie Attendance by academy (5) Cartoons (7) ed. Jackson was there every Will Travel." Terrytoons FRIDAY MORNING members at these showings is (7) About Facet (») day of the three-month trial, The writers seek payment for News sometimes sparse, especially (11) Fun At One (11) 5:55- (4) Sermonette and his wife was often a visi- foreign use of TV films as well Newsbeat at the matinees. But crowds 1:05- (2) Burns and Allen Weather 6:30- (2) Sunrise Semester arate radio and live TV con- attendance Is 50 per cent over tive. Beside his interest In (9) Film Drama (13) Sports (4) Continental tracts, which expire March 31. last year. Either the academy crime, he was a friend and (11) Growing In Spanish 7:10- (2) To Tell The Truth Classroom voters are taking their duties tennis partner of Barbara Jean' ACCENT ON MUSIC — Singing-dancing «t»r Jane Powell will 1:50—(11) News Plainsman 7:00- (2) News be a gueit of comtdiin-planUt Victor Borge on Friday, March (4) more seriously, or else they Finch . . '. (5) White Hunter (4) Today 18 when the "Star Parade" will present "Victor Borge'i Accent Cubs Visit 2:00- (2) For Better or Worse missed the films in their regu- The -Leap Year sweepstakes on Muiic," an NBC-TV Network colorcast. The show alio wilt (7) Gale Storm 7:26- (7) Morning Prayer (4) Queen For A Day lar releases^-or both. headed /or a good start with have dancers Jacques d'Ambolie, and Allegra Kent, Andr* (») Movie—Comedy 7:30- (7) Early Bird-Cartoons Cola Plant (7) Day In Court Among those spotted at recent the marriage of Sterling Hayden Tahon and La Compagnle des Marottes (Company of Puppets) (11) You Are There Call To Prayer (9) Film Drama 7:50- (5) showings: Cornel Wilde and Jean only a week after I listed him and humorist Elliot Reid, SHREWSBURY - Cub scouts Highway Patrol (11) Almanac (IS) 8:00- (2) News, Wallace, Gilbert Roland, Edward among the two dozen Hollywood from den 4, pack 50, participated 8:00- (2) Betty Hutton 2:30— (2) House Party (5) Ding Dong School G. Robinson, Don Murray and bachelor nominees. Much better in a field trip to the Pepsi-Cola Bat Masterson Hal Humphrey: (4) Loretta Young O) (7) Little Rascals Hope Lange, Francis X. Bush- than my 1959 list of the 10 most plant in Wanamassa last week. Byline, Steve Wilson (7) Gale Storm (5) (13) Richard Willis man, Groucho Marx, Edd Byrnes, eligible males. By year's end, Patrick Tomaino conducted the Donna Reed (8) Film Drama (7) 8:10- (2) News Shelley Winters, Susan Kohner, not one of the nominees made tour, showing the stages of mak- Meet McGraw Joan Fontaine, Lew Ayres, Eva (11) Basic Russian OD 8:15- (2) Captain Kangaroo it to the altar. Shows to Watch ing soda and the sterilizing pro- ,(") Mike Wallace Marie Saint, Ann Sothern, Bob cess. 3:00- (2) Millionaire 8:30- (5) Sandy Becker 8:J0-; (2) Johnny Ringo Cummings, Ann BIyth, Robert 10:00—CBS (Ch. 2)-CBS Re- 8:00-CBS (Ch. 2)-Betty Hut The group was conducted on a (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Time For'Fun TELEVISION SERIES (4) Johnny Staccato Physical Culture Ryan and Dan Dailey. ports—(Choice Viewing)—"Tru ton Show—Dennis Hopper is the tour through the printing plant of (5) TV Reader's Digest (») ABILENE, Tex. (AP) — The (S) Douglas Fairbanks People's Choice jiilo: Portrait of a Dictator,' the Long Branch Daily Record re- (7) Beat The Clock Real McCoys 9:00- (2) There are no figures on how Highland Church of Christ here guest star in the role of Mike, (7) (4) Hi Mom TV's first candid and detailed cently. Metal name plates were ' (9) Strange Stories Navy Log actors are standing the economic is sponsoring production of a 52- an embittered juvenile delinquent given to the cubs for souvenirs. (11) (7) Beulah , , look at the Dominican Republic (11) Movie Play of the Week pinch because of the strike. But week television series, "Herald of with a craving to invade uptown Members of den four are (13) (13) Day Watch • and the man who has been its (IS) Day Watch 9:00- (2) Zane Grey after a recent industry affair, Truth," to be shown on 43 TV dictator for the past 30 years, society. Goldle (Miss Hutton) is Wayne Sergewich, Raymond Cor- 9:30- (2) My Little Margie Rock Hudson was seen borrow- stations across the country later 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours («) Bachelor Father yell, Alan Cavaiola, Cary Recker, (5) Topper ing $1 from a newsman to pay this year. The same church has : is presented tonight instead of giving a party for underprivi (4) From These Roots (5) Wrestling its originally planned May air Michael Seuffert, Gregory Hen- (7) Personal Theater his parking fee. I won't demand sponsored a "Herald of Truth" leged children in a poor com- (5) Doorway to Destiny (7) Pat Boone date. The Central American sler, Kenneth Kodama, and Mi- 9:50—<11) Exploring repayment until the strike is set- radio series for eight years. munity when Mike decides to (7) Who Do You Trust (9) Movie ; country's ousting of CBS news- chael Honkenon. Mrs. Joseph Ser- Mathematics tled ... gewich, den mother, and her as- (9) Movie (11) This Man Dawson man Bill Leonard, and the with- "crash." Method actor Hopper 10:00- (2) Red Rowe TIMESAVER sistant, Mrs. Joseph Seuffert, ac- Markham I wonder if Nikita Khrushchev drawal of all further government had to learn to explode a little 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 9:30- (2) (4) Dough Re Mi companied the boys on both trips. Ernie Ford will get to see "Can-Can" now DELAWARE, Ohio (AP)-SiRn co-operation, caused this pro in order to match Betty. , (4) Thin Man (4) (5) Movie Untouchables that it is finished. It might do in a clock repair shop: We Fix gram to be shown now. (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) (7) Memory Lane wonders for his temper, and I Love Story Sick Ticks. 10:00-NBC (Ch. 4)-Groucho (7) American Bandstand (11) 10:20-^(11) Our World doubt if he would again be shock- Party May 6 10:00- (2) CBS Reports 8: JO—CBS (Ch. 2)—Johnny 4:15- (2) Secret Storm Neighbors ed by the dance, which appears Marx—When Gene Nelson ap- (4) Croucho Marx Ringo — Singer Matt Dennis 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 10:30- (2) On The Go fetchingly on the screen. The peared with Groucho as a guest For Democrats (11) 26 Men makes his debut in a western contestant, he got more than (4) Yancy Derringer (4) Play Your Hunch movie is pure entertainment, a 10:30- (4) Lawless Years portraying a piano player In a he bargained for. As you'll see HIGHLANDS — The Democrat- (5) Mr. District Attorney 10:40-(H) Science Around You refreshing departure from the (7) Ernie Kovacs wierdly situated casino. While in this film, it was the occasion ic Club will hold a card party (11) Abbott and Costello 10:45- (9) News and Weather sadism of recent film fare. (9) Movie—Comedy Matt sings and plays, Ringo of daughter Melinda's annual May 6 at Alpine Manor, Port- 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 10:50- (9) Cartoons Biggest bow goes to Shirley land Rd. (11) Shotgun Slade (Don Durant) discovers he has visit. Naturally Gene and Me- (4) Movie 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy MacLaine, who lights up the (5) Overseas Adventure (13) Newsbeat no jurisdiction on one side cf linda Marx engage in a little Lawrence Manning and Mrs. (4) Price Is Right screen with every line, spoken (9) Wild Bill Hickok 10:55—CIS) Sports the casino and can't arrest a challenge dancing. Oh yes, there John J. McConnell are chairmen. (7) Romance of Life 11:00- (2) News and otherwise. Frank Sinatra, desperado who takes sanctuary was a little money won by some- Mrs. John Cameron is in charge (11) Bozo The Clown (11) Language Arts Louis Jourdan and Maurice (4) News there.. Routine oater, at best, 'body or other. of prizes. Anthony J. Kanarkow- 5:25—(II) Clutch Cargo 11:30- (2) December Bride Chevalier (the latter pair re- ski and Mayor Cornelius J. Gui- (5) 5:30— (2) Movie Movie—Drama (4) Concentration peating their "Gigl" roles) of- ney, Jr., are in charge of tickets. (?) (5) Big Beat News (5) Romper Room fer solid support. But, without Endorsed by the group for com- (11) (7) Rin Tin Tin News (7) I Married Joan Shirley, "Can-Can" could have RADIO mitteemen and committeewomen (13) (S) Movie Dance Party (ID Our Number System been a dull exercise In Gallic WABC in WOR 710 are Mrs. Margaret A. O'Keefe 1:10- (2) (11) Three Stooges Weather 1:50—(11) charm . . . and Joseph Bolger, first district; News WCBS MO WPAT SJO The re-issue of "The Glenn WHTG 1410 WRCA C60 Mrs. Vera Parker and Edward WNEW I1J0 WQXR 1560 Victor Sodoski, second district, and Mrs. Ellen Lynch and Mayor AFTERNOON WRCA Newa. WALTER READE THEATRES Monday Through Friday Morgan Baatly Guiney, third district. : l»:0O—WABC Newi; Martin Bloc TI4S -WOR Carlton Fredericks i WCBS News; Lou Adler WRCA Wayne Howell Show The next meeting will be Wed- WHTO Local Newa 7lBI—WABC Newa . nesday, April 13. Summary Fred Robblns Show RED •100— WCBS World Tonight WOR Newa; John Scott JUST PASSING THROUGH CARLTON WRCA Newa: Ed Herlihj WOR Newa. World Today Lounge BANK Ullf—WOR Th. Kitireralda WRCA Kewa: Wayne TURTON, S.D. (AP)-Illa Mae WCBS Lanny Roll Howell DAILY 2 • 7 • 9— CONTINUOUS SAT.-SUN. FROM 2 11110—WHTO. County Agent Sill—WCBS Three Guesses Leonard opened the front door, lllIO—WCBS Helen Trent •HO—WOR Sportj; thinking it was her pet kitten out- 129 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK, N. J. WHTO Newi, Relaxing MoCullough 6 Eliot side scratching. TODAY MATINEE ONLY- Musio Bill—WABC Newa: > 1H4S—WCBS Couple Next Door Fred Robblna Show It was a skunk. presents llill—WABC Nawi; Dick Shtpard • 100—WOR News: Cedric Fo»ter The creature padded up the 1100—WCBS Whliperlnsr Street! WRCA Newa: Bob Haymea "SAPPHIRE" WHTO Headlines, Eg» • US—WOR McCullough * Eliot steps, into the living room 3-DAY SPECTACULAR JAZZ CONCERT Prices, Music • US—WABC Newa; through the kitchen 'and out the WOR Newi: P.Koblmon Easy Llstenlna* TONIGHT WRCA Newi: Ed Herlihy 10,00—WCBS Newa: hastily open back door. WITH DANCING »)lf—WCBS Ma Perkini Dane* Orchestra No, it didn't — not even a whiff. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE WOR Carlton FredricVi WOR Kewa; Lea Smith starling 1110—WCBS Young Dr. Malone WnCA News: Bob Haymes WHTO Nawi, Relaxing Oil!—WOR McCullough * Eliot OUTFOXING THE FOX Muiio 0140—WABC Teen Town ST. PATRICK'S DAY-THURSDAY, MAR. 17 "HOWARD UNIVERSITY CHOIR" 1,41—WCBS Second Mri. Burton XiOO—WABC News; Qulncy Howe INTERNATIONAL FALLS, HIS WABC Newi; Hick Shepard MCMM Newa; Van Voorhla Minn. (AP) — They're trapping aiOO—WRCf Newi; Jim Lowe WOR Newa. I.jle Van the wily fox with mouse squeaks FRIDAY, MAR'. 18 — SATURDAY, MAR. 19 WCBS Right To Happinen WRCA Newa STARTS TOMORROW WHTO. Headline!. Muiio Ills—WABC Clalr HutcMna in this area of northern Minne- WOR Newi; Lei Smith WCBS Starlight Salute sota. In Their Firsf Appearance After a Successful Stand at Birdland, N.Y.C. HIS—WOR Galen Drake WOR MeCullongh & Eliot IF YOU NEVER SEE ANOTHER MOTION WCBS Just Entertainment WRCA Bob Haymea The fox figures a mouse is a IllO—WCBS Allen Gray lilO—WABC The World of tasty tidbit and state game de- THE SENSATIONAL AWARD-WINNING PICTURE IN YOUR LIFE YOU MUST SEE WHTO Newi; Relaxing Tomorrow Muiio WCBS Music 'Til Dawn partment officers are !uring the •III—WABC Newi; Dick Shepard 11100—WABC Bin Joe animals into gunshot range with SIOO—WCBS Newi; Freeman and WOR Long John Hajrea 11,00—WRCA News: Art Ford tape recorded squeaks. Al Cohn and Zoot Sims Quintet WHTO Headline!. Musio WOR Newi; Lyle Van MORNINa PROGRAMS featuring WRCA Newi; Jim Lowe Menday Through Friday SIlS—WOR Music from a Choral TiOO—WABC Newa: Al Lohman MOVIE TIMETABLE WALT BOLDEN—Drums MOSE ALLISON—Piano lilt—WHTO News; Helming 7100—WCBS Jack Sterling Muiio WHTO Local Newa RED BANK •IIB—WABC News: Martin Block Summary 9:00 P. M. - 2:00 A. M.—General Admission $2.00 4100—WCBS News; Dick Noel WOR Newa: Carlton—Sapphire 2:00 (Mati- WRCA Newi; Art Ford John Gambling nee only) Howard University •—REDUCED PRICES FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS— WHTO Cloilnir Stock WRCA Newa: Bill Cullen Choir—Benefit Performance 8:- Report: Muilc TllO—WHTO Newa; WOR Newi; John Winratc Wake up to Music 00 (One Show Only) Watch Your Newspaper for Forthcoming Attractions 4US—WOR Radio New York 7143—WHTO Civil Service Newa 4110—WHTO Newi: Relaxing 7,SI—WABC News: Al Lohman EATONTOWN Music WHTO Headlines; Wake Up 4111—WABC News: Martin Block Music Drive-In—On the Beach 7:00, 4ISI—WHTO Ft. Monmouth k WCM New«: Jack Sterlin» 11:10; Cast a Long Shadow Civil Service Newi Show tiOO—WCBS Newi: Dick Noel WOR News 9:35. WRCA News: Art Ford WRCA News: Bill Culten WHTO Local Ntwi • US—WOR Dorothy and Dick ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CHARLEY CHINA'S RESTAURANT Summir: • 121—WABC News; Al Lohman Atlantic—Never So Few 7:10, T)ow-Jonei WHTO News, Relaxing WOR News; John Scott Music 9:25. •ill—WOR Radio New York WCBS Jack Sterling; Show The kitchen is now open under the personal supervision of lilt—WHTO News; Relaxins WOR Dorothy and Dick LONG BRANCH Muiic until Sunict • ,00—WABC Breakfast Club (Sign Off 8 p. m.) WCBS News: Arthur Baronet—I Want To Live 3:40, your genial host CHARLEY. HIS HOUSE SPECIAL • 191—WABC News Godfrey 8:40; The Defiant Ones 2:00, CVENINO WHTO Headlines: Strictly 7:00, 10:40. for Women IS Menday r.reujh Friday WOR Mews; Galen Drake • 100—WCBg News; Van Voorhtl WRCA New,. Rill Cullen ASBURY PARK WOR Newi: trie Van • ISO—WHTO News, Relaxing WRCA Up to ihe Minute Musio Mayfalr—The Last Voyage 2:55, • Charcoal Broiled Steaks •IOS—WABC Martin Block OlOO—WABC News; My True 7:25, 9:30. , «ll>—WABC Howard Coiell Story 95 GREGORY AVA . WCBS Sporti, Boo CooVe WRCA News; Art Ford St. James—Porgy and Bess WOR News. John Winglte WCBS Newa: 2:30, 7:00, 9:30. i ib. *2 •UO—WCBS News: Buiinesi Martba Wrtshl PECK GARDNER «UO—WCBS Jim McK«r Show WHTO Headlines, Muiic Lyric—The Cousins ^:15, 9:25. FRED ANTHONY WOR News, Henry WOR Newa Reports Giaditone 10:11—WOR Martha Dean. ALSO 0I4O—WABC Science News 10,11—WHTO Newp., Relaxing WRCA Financial Newi Music ASTAIRE PBUQNS , ft4S—WABC Buiinesi Final WOR Interviews: Martha • Jumbo Steerburgers News Reports WCBS Lowell Thomil 10,15—WABC Newa; Martin Block WOR Sporti, Stan Lomax lltOO—WRCA News; Art Ford WRCA Three Star Extra WCBS Nawa: House Tarty • Finest Italian Cuisine 2nd HIT •ISS—WCBS Phil Rliiuto WHTO Headlines; Music SUN. THRU TUESDAY TiOO—WABC Edwanl P. Mornn WOR News: P. Robinson AUDIE MURPHY _ WCBS News: Amos •» Andy 1 HIS—WOR McCannns at HmHome SUN. CONTINUOUS FRIDAY'S HOUSE SPECIAL WOR Fulton Uwli 11110—WAB1110WABCC MartiMi n BlBlockk , Makke WRCA Newi: Wijne Believe Ballroom "Cast a Long Shadow Howeli WCBS Carry Moore FRANK SINATRA TUB—WABC Joe Franklin WMTO Red Bank Register GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA BROILED STUFFED MAINE LOBSTERS WOR Gladitnne: News Newt, Pate Heffman FREE IN-CAR HEATERS CHILDREN FREE TllO—WABC Fred Flohblni Show WOR MeCanns at Home 1 WCM Andy Griffith: Burns 1II4O—WCBS Croshy.Clooney & Allanj Bob A Ray ShoSh w 'Never So Few Coming soon—au afternoon rendezvous. Watch for WOR Newa, HISS—WABC Newa IN Gabriel He-aler »»iSS—WMTO Midday Stock Repor opening of cocktail hours, Hora d'oeuvres served IN COLOR daily; cocktails 50c up. Music 2 • 5 in the beautiful x RADIO STATION SPECIAL SAT. MATINEE CADILLAC ROOM" t ROBERT STACK Nominated for "The Mummy" 4 Academy Awards 5 CARTOONS DOROTHY MALONE H AST VOYAGE PORGY AN ON ALL IN COLOR WEDNESDAY-ONE DAY YOUR CHINA'S WHTG SPOOKY SHOW Shrewsbury Ave. South of R8 Airport DIAL "ALLIGATOR SHREWSBURY SH 1-9774 Th?/Voice of ih*-North Jenoy Shore PEOPLE" Beautifully Played "I WANT TO LIVE" Crowthcr—N.Y. Times Centrally located In AND ....„ Eatontown • New Shrewsbury "THE COUSINS" "DEFIANT ONES" #M ™£UT.H,,COyNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS "THE BAT" ON THE HOUfl AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME It Pays To Advertise In The Register proper <31sttibutioa of money, RED BANK REGISTER Thuw., March 17,. Hears Talk property and other personal wealth. cently elected president, succeed- ed Mrs, James E. Smith, Jr. The program was arranged b> Riverview On Wills Mrs. Samuel Kaplan in co-oper Attending were Mrs, Carlstrom,, FREEHOLD - The Golden ation with the speakers bureau Mrs. Walter E. Behrens, Jr., Mrs. John Duncan, Mrs. Henry C. An- Age Club met yesterday in the of the Monmouth County Banker 4uxiliary and Clearing House Association derson, Mrs. Robert Duncan community center of Congrega- and Mrs. Winston D. Rugg. Mrs. tion Agudath Achim and heard a [n 2d Year David Searcy was a guest. : talk on wills, estates and trusts. LOVE AFTER 75 HIGHLANDS — Members of the Mrs. John Bailey, Ralph St., The speaker was George F. RICHMOND, Va. (AP)—Fiftee ocal auxiliary to Riverview Hos- will entertain the group Tuesday, Baine, Jr., trust officer of Mon-women and 95 men, 75 years oi April 12. mouth County National Bank of older, were married .in Virgini )ital observed their second anni- Red Bank. in the 1958-59 fiscal year. Threi versary recently at a pizza party The little European country He stressed the need for wom-of the women and five of thi it the Highlands Recreation Cen- of Andorra has been a sovereign en and men to have a will, drawn men were married for the firs er, Bay Ave. state since 1278. It is between by an attorney, to assure the time. Mrs. Albert S. Carlstrom, re- France and Spain. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional H. S. RUMSON, NEW JERSEY LAWN • SEED presents G.L.F. QUALITY THE REGIONAL FORUM Blue Tag Perennial Rye 18.75 per 100 lbs. "The Impact of Television on American Youth" Sunny Lawn 3.35 per 5 lbs. SPEAKERS: MR. DOUGLAS RODSERS Shady Lawn 3.35>er 5 lbs. Program Director WNTA-TV Farmingdale Mixture 3.30 per 5 lbs. MR. NATHAN SHOEHALTER Farmlngdale with Merlon ' 5.10 per 5 lbs. Coordinator of Radio-Television, Rutgers, The State Univ. Premium Mix with Merion 6.00 per 5 lbs. DR. KENNETH C. STREIBIG Straight Merion Blue 4.00 per 2 lbs. Dean of Administration, Monmouth College Straight Kentucky Blue 3.75 per 5 lbs. MODERATOR: DR. JOHN F. KINNEY, JR. Superintendent, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School FERTILIZER MATAWAN HOOK AND LADDER CO. will be served during I960 by, left io right, back row, Rhea Longstreet, Monday, March 21, 1960—8 P. M. 5-10-5 Super Plant Food 1.85 per 80 lbs. company chief and third assistant borough chief; Rizieri Sica and Fred Formon, assistant engineers, and Charles In The NEW AUDITORIUM 5-10-10 Super Plant Food 2.20 per 80 lbs. Zimmer, engineer. Front row, Councilman Vernon A. Ellison, chairman of the police committee; Joseph C. Rankl, Students: Fifty Cent* Adults: One Dollar 10-10-10 Super Plant Food 2.90 per 80 lbs. president and second lieutenant, and Herbert Sturt, treasurer, Other officers are Salyer Hughes, vice president, Groleaf All Organic 3.40 per 80 lbs. and Nicholas Francisco, secretary and first lieutenant. High Organic (Special) 10-6-4 4.50 per 100 lbs. EXPRESS BUSES TO States, vividly portraying Amer- Agency, 225 W. 34th St., Room 5-10-5 Organic 2.15 per 50 lbs. ican postal development from 1108, New York 1, N.Y., or con- Cattle or Sheep Manure 2.20 per 50 lbs. STAMP NEWS colonial days to the present, was tact your local stamp dealer. 5:50 per 100 lbs. officially opened Feb. 23. The Bone Meal THE FLOWERS from "down museum, located on the first floor Evergreen Food 3.00 per 50 lbs. under" are entirely different from Austria has issued seven new of the Post Office Department 1.10 per 10 lbs. those almost anywhere else in the stamps in its "Architectural Rose or Evergreen Food building in Washington, D. C, is BOWIE RACE TRACK world. That is why much interest Landmark" series. The new open to the public at no charge. has been shown in the latest post- stamps depict: Manor House at age series of native flora by Klagenfurt (1.40-schilllng), Mint PEAT MOSS FROM RED BANK Australia. The togo Philatelic Agency Is Tower in Tyrol (1.80.s), Steiner CANADIAN 3.19 per bale 6 cu. ft. Gate at Krems (3.40-s), Vienna The newest stamp, and fifth in sponsoring a contest for the best Gate in Hainburg on the Danube MICHIGAN PEAT 2.49 per 100 lbs. the series, honors and depicts the collection of Togo stamps. The (4-s), Churer Gate in Feldkirch Banksia. winner will be awarded a round- STORE HOURS: ROUND TRIP $10.45 (5.50-s), Manor House in Graz The previous designs featured trip flight to the Olympic Games Weekdays ....- 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. (6-s), The Little Golden Roff in Christmas Bells, Flannel Flower, in Rome plus first class hotel Saturdays II.'.Z - —7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Innsbruck (6.40-s). Wattle and Waratah. Responsible accommodations and tickets to Until Further Itytlce Leave N. Y. Bus Terminal, Monmouth Street, for the design work is Miss the games. A separate contest at 8:00 A. M. everyk Saturday. For information, Margaret Stones of Australia for juvenile collectors has as Norway has issued two stamps prizes a portable television set, to honor the Royal Norwegian HANCE & DAVIS every Saturday. For information, who has achieved international 26 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK reputation as a botanical artist. transistor radio and a portable Society of Sciences at Trondheim. AUSTRALIA phonograph. For further inform- The 45-ore red and 90-ore blue Tel. SH 7-0103 Call SH 1-0285 A special group of illustrated ation write to the Togo Philatelic depict the society's official seal. album pages for the postage stamps of the Ryukyu Islands has only began with the United States Asbury Park - New York Transit- Corp. been announced by the publishers occupation of the islands after of White Ace Historical Stamp Al- World War II. 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK bums. 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These Scouts are Richard Mai-; SHREWSBURY — The newly will be off-highway parking for 1 ! In a program at last week's zel, Peter Scoles, Glenn Steck- meeting in the fire house, the established Guild of Creative Art 75 cars. The interior will feature hahn, David Teeters and Robert . . , ... . -, „ indirect lighting, natural burlap girls demonstrated making beds, announced today that its gallery djsplay wa,,s flnd & lounge Walker. . j taking temperatures, how to prop- will open at 620 Broad St., justj e g will take Advanced to second class rank', erly assist patients in and out A pr by Mrs. Walstrom and Mrs. Wil- wouldn't sign for us. Now I am SAVOIR FAIRE LEES Now, of cout-se, it doesn't take a by liam Kendrick. goinfi with someone else and she professor to see that an organiza- Others attending were Mrs.jis trying to break us up. I need tion so dedicated to quality and made of wonderful, carefree ACRILAN® Fred Koch, Mrs. Alphonse Mour-'your help.—A Friend, service would make the ideal place •b heavenly colors aux, Mrs. Harry Rogers, Mrs.j Dear Friend: I am sending for you to have your . . . Lloyd Eilenberger, Mrs. Arsemus you my leaflets on "Stepchil it cleans easily 12'xl5' Rug Hartsgrove and Mrs. Hosca dren" and "Cautious Parents." WEDDING RECEPTION and resist* stains ONLY! Chark. Take the wind out of your step- ir crush resistant mother's sails by passing up BANPUET OR PARTY & tufts locked Attend Reception the boy friends for av,jhile. Go in for self-improvement instead. in to stay Keep that in mind the next time •it double $7.50 RED HANK - Rabbi and Mrs. Your handwriting and mis- Arthur H. Hershon, Wallace St., spelling indicaindicnlKe need for fur- you are planning a social function laminated bacK PER MONTH and call the Molly Pitcher Hotel— it mothproof attended a reception yesterday ther schooling, 7 for the Prime Minister of Israel, SHndyslde 7-2500. llic shoe must fil, Up lo 3 years David Ben-Gurion. at HebrewiDcar Kilty Kelly: ' to pay. or wo won't Id Union College, Jewish Institute' | been going with a fol-J Table d'hote luncheons mid dinners havE at prices that make sense to the value your child wear it. PHONE SH I••••'2 of Religion, New York City. :|ow ciBht months. I love him,! ,~~ jhe says he loves me just as I minded. We'll bring a complete selection uf Leo's SAVOIR SIXTH BIRTHDAY much." I don't have a reason lo! FAIRE to your home. No obligafion! NICW SHREWSBURY - Wayne doubt him, but my freinds keepj Open Wed. and Fri. Eves. 'HI 9 Fislcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry reminding me that he had wanted IScxf Time Make it the Fislcr, 31 Hance Ave., Was six j to marry anolher girl a few years old Friday. 'years ago. . I have talked this SHREWSBURY CARPET SHOP His birthday guests were David over uilh his mother and she Wiegand, Barclay Fox Rob Moll) Pitcher Hotel FOOTCRAFT SHOES (Next lo Shrcicshiiry Post Office) erl Cnssan, Debbie Pica, Nickie In the last 10 years the vol- Trocchia, Donnn Trocchia. Ma'.i- ume of direct mail has risen RIVERSIDE AVENUE RED BANK SH 7-2873 RT. 35, BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY rccn Michael, Betty McKinley, from 500 million dollars tn 20 Opi-n dully ll:.'(ll a.m. to ,'i p.m. l-rl. IC.1II a.m. In !) p.m. Joseph DoCarln, Mary I-'llcnlblllion dollars, according lo thej Our Smalt Cocktail Lounge. Features Incidental Mmic BROAD ST. RED BANK liendrickiun and Sharon l-'islcr.iBusiness Mail Foundation. RED BAXK REGISTER Thuns., March 17, 1960-25 WORLD TODAY By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON — The South- cism the Summit will accomplish ern fight against a civil rights anything, the disarmament talks bill and the 10-nation disarma- are hardly apt to pick up speed ment talks which opened in Ga-after the Summit. neva Tuesday have one thing 3. Judging from past per- in common: A filibuster. formances, the two sides may These latest disarmament talks still be talking a year from are just the latest in a series. now. for your menus Some of the people doing the It's important for both—in the talking at Geneva were new. eyes of the rest of the world— But the spirit was the same: not to slam or appear to slam a The West and the Communist door on disarmament altogether. world got into a cat-and-dog So what seems reasonable to fight right from the start. expect is a group of grown men The West sent the Commun- haranguing one another days on -with these fine foods from SAFEWAY^ ists a copy of its disarmament end, with neither side really plan Monday, on the eve of the budging. To help you keep meals interesting, we bring you t\n unusually opening, so they could examine U.S. Ambassador Frederick M. it. They did. And Valerian Zor- Eaton told the Russians reduc- wonderful array of fine foods...for savory meat dish meals, In, the Russian deputy foreign tions in weapons and military minister, opened the talks by forces must march hand in hand appetizing seafood treats, sumptuous cheese dishes...and denouncing the plan. with international controls. many others...all at savings! Come in and choose your favorites! It can hardly be called new. Since this was the standard It's a collection of previous American position, going back Western proposals based on this to the beginning of such talks, central idea: That before' there it was hardly news and it didn't can be any real disarmament impress the Communists. there must be a fool-proof in But at least the Zorin-Eaton spection system to prevent cheat- statements set the tone and the ing. tune for what follows. Premier Niklta Khrushchev One. part of Khrushchev's Rib Roast presented the Communist plan proposals last September call- last Sept. 18 when he was in ed for withdrawal of American this country and addressed the troops from Europe. This was with one book of U. S. Choice fceef United Nations. He wanted dis- such an obvious bid for break- armament in four years. The ing up the Western Alliance, GOLD BOND STAMPS 7 inch cut West offered no time limit. the West wanted no part of it. and this coupon below But Khrushchev talked of dis- Perhaps the best thing that FREE Ib. armament first and a control can be said for the disarmament regular trim system next. The West wouldn't talks at this point is that at buy that before. It's not likely least the West and the Commun Set of Stainless to buy it now. The Russians have ist world are sitting down to- looked on the West's proposed gether, talking, which seems to 63 Kitchen Tools Fresh Pork Butts Inspection system as a kind of be an improvement on previous Saleway spy network. frozen-faced silence. Lean, meat/, tender Oven-ready Rib Roast '•uperior trim' So this much is predictable: Russia's partners in the talks st Safeway't low price 1. The two sides will haggle, are Poland, Czechoslovakia, Ro U. S. Choic. B«l getting nowhere, at least until mania and Bulgaria. Facing Ground Chuck full rich flavor. »>59« the end of the Summit meeting them, alongside the United Available Alt beal which opens in Paris May 16. States, are Britain, France, Italy Hygrade Franks tkinlau *79< and Canada. Right at Brisket Corned Beef 2. Since there is great skepli Hawthorne Your front Sliced Bacon crisp and lander M9« New Monmoulh boys hiked to the Chapel Hill Nearby Nike base Saturday. cuts U. S. Choic* Baef Safeway 79' - 59c bone-In, meaty, rich „ Mrs. James Griggs led the de- Chuck Roast votions at the Ladies Aid Society Mrs. Robert Osten, Tindall Rd., U. S. Choic* Baaf meeting last week. Her topic,was entertained the Boy Scout Moth' Chuck Steak thrifty, delicioui cut *• 55. "Light." Cancer 'dressings were er's Club last Thursday. Present delicioui in laladi made in the morning. A session were Mrs. Harold Cambies, Mrs. Libby's Golden Corn Deveined Shrimp or cocktails It 69c of prayers was held by the menv Muriel Brown, Mrs. Sceva Whit Simply present 1 full book of Gold Bond Stamp* ipaclal bers, whose earlier World Day ofney, Mrs. Donald Ullmer, Mrs. and this coupon at the checkstand for your FREE Swordfish Steaks «4 th* week Prayer meeting was cancelled Stanley Urbine, Mrs. Victor De Kitchen Tool Set. cream style due to the storm. A donation was Young and Mrs. Dennis Bartow. made toward a tea to be held in country fresh flavor UmltJ pir tmromer. the Baptist Home, Newark, next month. Mrs. Clarence Vickers Ktanshurg This coupon and 1 Book of This Coupon Good For gave a report on her visit there Mrs. Joseph Davis, Highland last week. Ave., is a patient in Riverview Gold Bond Stamps Purple Plums Hospital. Entitles you to your free set 25 Extra The 45th anniversary of the so ciety will be marked April 6 The Knights of Columbus will Stainless Highway brand with a covered dish luncheon. have a St. Patrick's dance at Gold Bond Stamps Hostesses at the recent "meeting their hall Rt. 36 and Palmer Kitchen Tools ready-to-eat w'rth purchase of 1 pound any variety were Mrs. Willard Foster, Mrs. Ave., Saturday. Refreshments Offer good through Saturday, March 26th, 1940 2 49 Safeway Creamery Butter •Robert Brain, Mrs. Wilbur Cod- will be served. Tickets will be dington and Mrs. Clifford Seiss. sold at the door.- Void altar March 20lh, I960. The fourth birthday of Peter Peter Thrunk, son of Mr. and deem Toothpaste Matey, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Ar-Mrs. John Thrunk, Waackaack Visit Our Dairy Section thur Matey, Lone Oak Rd., wasAve., celebrated his fifth birth Limit 1 per cuitomer. celebrated at a family party, on day last week with a party in Safeway CQ •conomyj large Sharp Cheddar Cheese I Ib. pkg. O7C Friday. his home. Attending were Jac- size size This Coupon Good For queline, Lorraine, Barbara, and Betty Crocker Bread Stix 9 9oz- Tv A party was given for Kerry Theresa Knoble, Wayne Bennett, *• pkgi. \J*J Elizabeth Castner, Fred, Jack, Ann Meehan, daughter of Mr. and Betty Crocker Pizza Mix 15 or JL o Mrs. Vincent Meehan, Maplewood and Laura Thrunk, Mrs. Jerome pkg. 43' 25 Extra Knoble and Mrs. Arthur Harris. Dr., Saturday, Present were King Sun Orange Juice rafrsihmg *}Q Prell Shampoo Gold Bond StampS Maureen Meehan, Marylou Mad- or Ballard 1 quart size *Ls sen, Robert and Kathy Oberdick, Mrs. James Conley, 342 Main Pillsbury Biscuits Oven Ready 8 with purchase of 80 count package _ St., celebrated her birthday Sat 3 p £. 29' Hollis Carter, Buddy and Mar- Oalicioui urday with a family party. Kraft Fruit Salad purse White Rose Tea Bags sha Bakerman, Jean and Ellen Fruili ""•59< Mullen and Sharon Lovett. Dutch Mill size size Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hasbrouck Baby Gouda Cheese t ounce package ' Void after March 20th, I960. A film on the procedure of of Newton, spent the week-end White Cross work for mission with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. aries was shown at the Mary Arthur Moll, Sr., Raritan PI. Elizabeth Sutphin Guild of the Corned Beef Hash Save Twice at Safeway! Baptist Church last week. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Zorn and Howard Chamberlain showed the children, Robert and Helen Ann hearty meaty meals cans film. Mrs. Charles Frederick, spent the week-end at the home Save Stamps! Save Cash! Mrs. Leroy Martin and Mrs. of their son and daughter-in-law, Broadcast Mr. and Mrs. John Kmak, See- Stuffed .4*4 ox. Mildred Minor were appointed Temtee Olives Manzanill* bot. 29« on the nominating committee. ley Ave. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbur Rob- Zippy 12 oi. light chunk style Sweet Gherkins Fancy Pickle* bot. erts, Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. TO SELL CANDY KEYPORT — Mrs. Leroy 6 ounce can Pineapple* 46 oi *)Q John Bennett and Mrs. Mildred c Minor. Hueler and Mrs. Stanley Ferry Del Monte Drink Grapefruit can x,7 were hostesses at the recent Star-Kist Tuna Number! 29 1 tb. J->, meeting of the Auxiliary of the Ronzoni Spaghetti 8&9 2 pkji. *rO* Fred Hall, JK, son of Mr. andLincoln Hose Company in the Mrs. Fred Hall, Claridge Dr., fire house. Members made plans Frozen Food Values All*purpos* 16 or Jiffy Cleaner Household Cleaner celebrated his eighth birthday to sell candy to raise funds for last week at a movie party in their annual trip to New York. Red Bank. Refreshments were Of Cherry Pi* 2 Also present were Mrs. Charles Apple Pie Town Squar* 3 p,.71.00 jerved in his home. Guests in- Applegate, -Mrs. Casmir Ciecicr- cluded Mark Guido, Kenneth Special 3deal •Jr ski, Mrs. Joseph Collins, Mrs. Downyflake Waffles pack pack OJe Hadfield, Ray Rolan, and Den-Helen Carroll, Mrs. Francis Hill, nis O'Neill. Mrs. Charles Kinafher, Mrs. Al- Chow Mein lyn Lee, Mrs. Clifford Martin, Chun King Chicken Dinner 2'pkgUOO Fresh Lettuce Howard W. Roberts and Miss Mrs. Erwin Myculka, Mrs. Ar- Teddy'i Gertrude Roberts, New Mon- thur Prestage, Mrs. Raymond Codfish Cakes Regular 29c Crispy, Firm, mouth Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mrs. Thomas Poling, Mrs. Banquet: Beef, George Acker, Tindall Rd., have Roy States, Mrs. E. Ozzie Thome, Hefty Iceberg returned after spending two Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson, Mrs. Meat Pot Pies Chicken or Turkey 5 £1.00 weeks in West Palm Beach, Fla. Harry Tuthill, Mrs. Robert Walsh Apple, Cheese 8 ex. and Mrs. Chester Williams. Milady's Blinfzes or Blueberry pkgi. 1.00 A tasty lettuce salad heads Pansies for Mothers Day in adds zest to the meal. May will be sold by Boy Scouts Helen Keller, who succeeded Adverliied prices effecitve thru Solurdoy, March 19th. of Troop 146. A week-end camp- despite loss of sight, hearing and We reierve the right to limit quantltiei. None sold for rtlolt. ing trip will be held March 25 tospeech, was born in Tuscumbia, For addreu of neareit Sofewoy, phonei N.Y. COrllancfl 77087 March 27 at Hidden Hollow. The Ala., in 1880. NJ. HEndenon 2-4000 or MArket 2-44B& Firm By Gettermann Ib. GINGER Cabbage Green 5 Delicious Apples 3 £39' Asparagus Fancy Tomatoes ,1^ ««• 39* Garden fresh b Firsl of tha season Potatoes U-I-NO.1 10b .,49< 49c

Keebler Cinnamon Critp Burry Raisin Cookies 9Vi oz. pkg. 30e . UVi or. pkg. 39c Swanson Pie Pizza Pie Nabisco Fig Newtoni 1 ib. pkg. 39c Melrote Cookies Burry Oxford Cremet lOoz. pkg. 29c Beech-Nut Cocoanul Custard Frozen Roman Frozen 2 to n-r Oatmeal or Sugar 13 or. pkg. 33c Italianelte Dressing 6 oz. bot. 33c STRAINED 7 oz. 01 pkg. O/c pkg. Oh Sunshine Hydrox Cookies Frenchette Dressing 6 oz. bot. 33c 7 oz. pkg. 25c Cocoa Marsh 12 oz. jar 35c Duncan Hlnes Pancake Mix Cocoa Marsh 22 oz. jar59e Baby Foods Rinso Blue Waxed Paper 16 oz. pkg. 25c Florient Aerosol 5 oz. can 79c Cashmere Bouquet Soap Ad Detergent 17 oz. pkg, 37c Blues as it washes Cut Rita 3 r«g. bars 29e 2 bath bars 29e Vel Liquid 12 oz. can 37c 54 oz. -7-7 125 ll. O-7 Vel Powder 10r 99c" pkg /A Pka lh Palmolivo Soap 19 oz. pkg. 33e 3 reg. bars 29c 2 bath bars 29c Super Suds 19 o*. pkg, 33c "Wo can still play awhila yet, Tommy. Dinner's going TO be later than usual." i-'v* ''26-i-TbiB«, March 17, 1960 BED BAKK REGISTER

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Tells PTA Duane of Asbtiry Park, execu- tive director of the Monmouth County Maternal Health Center, and Mrs. John C. Ripley, Colt's Of Daily Challenges Neck, president of the center's board of directors, will discuss HOLMDEL — "Get on .the monthly basil - not a daily the agency's program and ob- ball; keep going to bat; hitc basis, jectives Friday at 3 p.m. on your wagon to a star." The nominating committee pre- Radio Station WJLK. This three-point guide by Re\ sented the following slate of of- Announcement of the broadcast, Chester A. Galloway of the Mat ficers: Mrs. Fenton Scholl for Gallery visitors will have a which is part of the center's 25th awan Presbyterian Church wi president; Mrs. William Thieme new point of interest when the anniversary observances, Was directed to parents in his ad first vice president; Mrs. Edward newly established Guild of Cre- made by Mrs. Ripley at the ative Art opens its gallery at 620 board meeting yesterday in the dress, "Challenges In Everyda; Csejtey, second vice president; Broad St., Shrewsbury. Altera- center's quarters here. Living," at Tuesday's meetin, Mrs. Charles Pfeiffei\ recording secretary; Mrs. Walter Burno tions to the existing building are Mrs. Harry Pujals of Rumson, of the Holmdel Township Parenl under way. Teacher Association. corresponding lecetary, and reported progress for the unit's Mrs. George Kinkade, treasurer. A pre-opening show will be 1969 fund-raising campaign, o( The challenges presented staged prior to a formal open- which she is chairman. the pastor included - keeping Elections will be held at the Ing. Monmouth County junior Also attending were Mrs. Rob- happy home, next general meeting, date of artists, students In grades ert S. Barrabee, Elberon; Mrs. "A deaf wife and a dumb hus which has been changed to April seven through 12, are eligible Henry S. Germond, 3d, and Mrs. band," he said, "are not assur 26 at 8 p.m. in the elementary to participate in the event. William S. Howard, Little Silver; ance of a happy home througl school. Cash prUe donors include Mrs. John Harrison, Deal and the avoidance of argument." H Friday and Saturday the PTA Colorest, $25; Frame House Mrs. E. Howard Merry, Middle- said there must be a sharing will present a variety show, "The Art Center, $15, and West End ton. Interest in the partnership of pai Roaring Twenties," at 8 p. m. in Paint Company, $10. «nts, a sense of accomplishment the school. Thirty members are Awards will be presented at The development of a child' in the cast. the opening reception Sunday, May 1, at 3 p. m. The public religious education, he said, wi On the recommendation of Mrs. ALL IN FUN —Member* of th« Par»nf-Teaeher Aisocia- THE NEW teach discipline and fairness. Hi Charles Hamilton the PTA voted may view the exhibition May 1 of the new Holmdel Elementary School will present "The suggested that family problem a JIM donation to the high school through May 8. Receiving dates are April 28 and 29 from 11 a. m. be discussed in the home on canteen for equipment and $100 Roaring Twenties" in two performances «t 8 p.m. tomor- Feather Fluff to 4 p. m. Doris Dahlgren, Fair PIRATE LONG JOHN SILVER in papier macho gets "the to the township library to initiate row and Saturday at the school auditorium. Pictured at reference shelf. Haven, is director of junior ac- brush" by Cub Scouts, left to right, George Seibert, OR dress reheanal last night art, standing, Richard Ford, tivities for the Guild. The parent and family life com Richard Torre and Francis Erbe. Created by Cubs under mittee will meet March 29 at school principal, and Mrs. William Baker, and Jill Leitner Bubble Cut the- art guidance of Mrs. Harold H. Alexander, the giant CRIBS! S p.m. in the elementary school. and Bill Liebenow. One hundred twenty-five people Rev. Normtn R. Riley of St. hopefully enlightened on the pirate was placed in school to announce the Little Silver John's Methodist Church, Key chase Norway maple trees for complexities of modern art, Parent-Teacher Association-sponsored play, "Pirates of heard A. L. Chanin of the Mu- CARRIAGES! port, will speak on "The Chang' planting on the Holmdel elemen Treasure Island." The show will bo presented by the ing American Family." Mrs. tary school grounds. The recom- PTA nears seum of Modern Art Monday in the last of a series of three lec- Mae Desmond Children's Theater, a professional unit, at Kenneth Willey is chairman. mendation was forwarded to the Mrs. George Kinkade and Mri. tures sponsored by the Greater iwo performances Saturday, March 26, at 10:30 a. m. STROLLERS! school board for clearance. Physician Red Bank Section, National Charles Nation are co-chairmen The attendance award was won and 1:30 p. m., in Markham Place School. The boys also of a food sale April 19 to be con- RIVER PLAZA — "Prevention Council of Jewish Women, in by the fourth grade of Neil Bry. is the, greatest medicine for Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- worked on a "twin" pirate which it arresting the atten- ducted during the houn of the Fifth grade mothers were host- JUVENILE primary election! in the elemen- rheumatic fever," Dr. John A. son. tion of shoppers in the pirate flag-bedecked shopping essei. Tilley advised parents in an ad- tary school. Mr. Chanin directed the con- center. FURNITURE! A "Sew and Save" fashion show dress Tueday at a meeting o clusion to Picasso, who in his and card party will be presented Jolly Beaners the River Plaza Parent-Teacher estimation (and others) is the by the members May 9 in the Association in the school. world's greatest artist. He dis- ships for senior high school stu Honor Couple MECHANICS school. Co-chairmen are Mri. Plan Outings The Red Bank pediatrician cussed the evolution of the dents. Conducted in co-operatio: speaking for the Monmouth Coun- artist's monumental 1937 paint- with the New Jersey State Fed Mark Ugleiich and Mrs. Paul HAZLET — St. Patrick1! Day TOYS ty Heart Association, said "pre- tag "Guernica," which hangs eration of Women's Clubs, th On Anniversary Hancik. Dressmaker fashions by was celebrated at a meeting of the memben will be featured. vention" includes keeping chil- In the Modern Museum of Art. district contest was held March 123 BROAD ST. the Jolly Beaners in the home 8—despite the heavy snowstorm KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clinton Klopfensteln rec- dren warm and dry during the Picasso created it as a flam- John Brandauer, 27 Manchester RED BANK of Mrs. Michael Lotosky, 8 Shar- ing protest against the cruel de — in the Manasquan Woman' jmmended that the PTA pur- on Dr., Monday. winter and avoiding "strep' Ave., who marked their 25th Cold Wave throats. struction of the little Basque Club wedding anniversary March 2, Mrs. Frank Karlovich and A film, "Round Trip", con town of Guernica by Nazi planes Mrs. Robert McKlnley of Mrs. Stephen Ponaski were win- Breton Wood, fifth district vice were honored last week at an Permanent cerning a child's recovery from operating for General Franco. anniversary party given by their ners of games. Plans were com- rheumatic fever, also was shown The imposing composition, president, substituted as schol- pleted for an outing to Patricia arship art chairman and staged family and friends. WITH PROTENOL Mri. Chester A. LaGrone intro- still owned by the artist, (and Murphy's in Yonkers, N. Y., and the contest for 25 paintings— The party was held in the New Spring Hair Style duced the speaker. on loan to the museum) com- Protein Plus a trip to New York is being ar- bines the symbolic and expres- a sad number when one' con- Matawan Township Fire House ranged for April. Mrs. Joseph Magnotta, presi siders 23 high schools are In and more than 150 guests dent, named the nominating com- sionislic trend seen developing Feather Fluff Cut Mrs. Murray Marks receivd during the thirties. Of all con- the district. attended. Decorations were in mittee: Mrs. John Burns, Mrs The caliber of work of the ex silver and white, and the re- a gift from her tecret pal in Wayne Miesen, Miss Rita S. Quail temporary painters, Picasso Is Latest Style For You! honor of her sixth wedding an- the most productive. His draw- hibiting students was excellent freshment table had a centerpiece and Mrs, Peter DiSciullo. They niversary. ings, paintings, prints, and but the low representation was of a four-tier wedding cake, will report at the April meeting surrounded by floral money Breck Shampoo The next meeting will be March sculptures run Into the tens of disheartening. And there were The PTA will hold its annual thousands, even without such no sculpture entries. Two stu trees. Headline attraction 28 at the home of Mrs. Marks, card party and fashion show Glamour Rinse aide productions as stage de- dents were from Brick Township Music was provided by Bob for Spring ... a new 27 Linda PI. April 26 at 8 p.m. In Willow- Others attending were Mrs. signs and ceramics. High School, and the three others Parks and His Boys, and during Test Curl hair-do expertly brook, Fain Haven. Members will The visitor who regards Picas- from Freehold Regional, Asbury the evening. Miss Margaret Jack Yount, Mrs. Thomas Pat- model fashions from The Corner, styled lor you by our rick, Mrs. William Mueller and so as puzzling usually has a fa- Park and Neptune High Schools. Lynch and Pat Ferrante sang Red Bank. Mrs. La Grone Is skilled Beauticians. Mrs. Raymond VanCleaf all of vorite ash tray or print dress All had to submit five works several songs. Call now! For an Hazlet. and Mrs. Joseph Sien- chairman. with a pattern cribbed by the each. Mr. and Mrs. Brandauer, Key- Q.45 appointment. kewicz, Jersey City. The third grade of Mrs. Angela designer from the world-known Susan Jeffers of Metedeconk port residents for the past 20 Lanni won the attendance award artist. (Brick Twp.) ran a close sec- years, were married in Blessed complete Fourth grade mothers were host- DEAN'S LIST STUDENT Twenty paintings by six local ond. Genie's three oils, a pas- Sacrament Catholic Church, New- COME IN NOW! esses. tel and a water color will now ark, by the late Msgr. Frederic BEREA, Ohio — Miss Judith artist) were exhibited in the brick and polished wood audi- be entered In the state level C. O'Neill, on March 2. 1935. With or Without L, McLaughlin, a student at contest to compete with Win- Mrs. Brandauer is the former Baldwin-Wallace College Maytime Tour torium. Included were works by modernists Harold H. Alex- ners from all 11 districts in Elizabeth Ashe, daughter of Mr. Appointment has been named to the dean's list the state. • and Mrs. James Ashe of South She is the daughter of jvir. ander, Little Sliver; Lucille Homes Listed Chayf, Wayside; Burgoyne Dll- The two scholarship awards— Amboy. HAIR STYLE BY JOHNS BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Ray C. McLaughlin of 92 RED BANK - Mrs. William Roebling. art, and Boehm, sculp- Robinson PI., Shrewsbury. To ler, Atlantic Highlands; Babette The couple are the parents of JOSEPH & ANTHONY 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-1515 RED BANK G. Rous, Fair Haven, chairman Bauman Edelsteln and Sara ture—will be presented at a John M. Brandauer of Keyport, earn a place on the dean's list of the third annual "Maytime luncheon for the finalists Apri AT a student must rank in the up- Provan, New Shrewsbury and and they have one grandchild. JOHN, NICKY, Tour of Distinguished Monmouth Marjorie O'Rourke, Middle-, 19 in the Stacy-Trent Hotel, Tren VIRGINIA, HELEN, per 10 per cent of the student County Homes," sponsored by the ton. Also, in conjunction with body and achieve a cumulative town. Gardeners Snowbound DARLENE, MME. JOSETTE Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, has Mr. Diller's rectilinear, asym- the Federation Art Day program point average of 3.5 or better announced the homes to be shown at the State Museum, the works KATHERINE for the quarter. metric compositions are among ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — on the tour date. May 24, 1 to 6 acquisitions by Newark Museum, of all entrants will be on view p.m. The Mid-Jersey Chapter, Ameri- Metropolitan Museum of Art, to the public in the museum can Rhododendron Society, bowed Tea will be served at the home Museum of Modern Art and Fifth district judges were Sylvia to Mother Nature last week and Beauty Salon Diamonc1 art of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Mer- Whitney Museum. Mrs. Provan's! ' teacher in the cancelled its meeting for the con- cer, Rumson Rd., Rumson. Lakewood sch o1 „ —Open Wednesdays— abstract paintings also have! _ ° system, and venience of its snowbound mem- The list also includes the homes been exhibited in the aforemen- Marian Raymond Rich, Long bers and guests. 44 Monmourh Sf. Red Bank of Mrs. Wilbur B. Ruthrauff tioned museums. The artists all Beach Island artist. McClees Rd., Mr. and Mrs. J. The Illustrated talk on rhodo- SH 7-3475 have had exhibitions in signifi- dendrons" by Guy Nearing has Parke Logan, Northovcr PI., Miss cant galleries. Students of Monet are set for Sarah Ackroyd Moore and Mrs. been rescheduled. It will take Established 24 Years treat. An exhibition of more place Wednesday, March 23, at 8 Mildred Newton Norton in Cobble than 100 paintings by the Frencf PROWN'S Paintings by Viola Jardine, 19 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. AMPLE PARKING Close, Cooper Rd., ail in Middle- Alston Ct., Red Bank, are on impressionist that have been bor IN REAR OF SALON town, and the residence of Miss rowed from public and private William Hazelton, Avoca Farm,! view until the end of March in First Ave, ' Full One Inch Thick, Piano Hinge Joan Ann Chilton, Broad St., the art gallery of the Wood-Ridge collections here and abroad are Shrewsbury. Memorial Library in the library's on view in the Modern Museum Mrs. Gerald C. Kelly, Rumson, first and unique "mother-daugh- in New York through May 15 ALUMINUM is ticket chairman. Proceeds wil ter" exhibition. Warning: Prepare to inch along benefit the patients at Marlboro Doris Jones of Bloomrield, with scores of enthusiasts enjoy Hospital and provide many items Mrs. Jardine's daughter, com- ing the popular exhibit of the COMBINATION DOOR not available in a state instltu bined to exhibit 17 paintings, Monet landscapes. tional budget. principally water colors and a th Complete rtady-ro-hang . . . Includes few oils. Book Fair Set OUR 90 YEAR Framing Strip — All Hardware Community Center Both women are members of the same organizations; Ameri By Club Group Storm Chain — Door Knob't, trc. Plans for Revue can Artists Professional League, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The WEST LONG BRANCH - The Essex Watercolor Club, Bloom education department of the next fund raising activity for the field Art League and Old Mill Woman's Club will conduct West Long Branch Community Art Association, Tinton Falls. book fair next Wednesday, and Center ij a "Gas Light Revue,' Mrs. Jardine studied at Cooper Thursday, March 23 and 24, in FREE planned for the spring. Union, the Art Students League the Middle Road, Beers Street With purchase of 10—Reg. 13.95 At a meeting of the board o and Columbia University; her and West Keansburs Schools, trustees this week, R. Clifford daughter at the Art Students Proceeds will go into a sclinl Errickson said that a "talent League and Parsons School oflarship fund for a township stu call" has been issued for nexl Design, of which she, is a grad-dent. Thursday, 8 p.m., when those in uate. Mrs. Edward A. Courter, Jr. TRIPLE INSERT ALUMINUM WINDOWS terested in participating will be ; newly named education chair- given details of the revue plans Genie Abramowitz, 525 Park j man, said the fair will be open Fred Soriano said that approx- Ave., Freehold, a senior at Free-! from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8 p.m All For Our imately 150 teenagers attended hold Regional High School, is(to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, and the center's first "Teen Canteen" the fifth district prize winner in|from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thun- Friday. He also listed a canteen the Roebling-Boehm art scholar- day. One Low Price .... for grammar school age boys • Wwrhenrripped • Easy Tilt Aetlon • Heavy Duty Alcoa Aluminum and girls to be held Friday, be tween 7:30 and 10 p.m., and for • Welded Comer • Screen and Glass Insirts • Minimum Maintenance the high school age group on Friday, April from 8 to 11 p.m. 1st Payment Take Up To Arthur Adrolino, a new board OCTOBER member, was welcomed. He will NO DOWN PAYMENT 2 YEARS TO PAY serve with the publicity com- mittee. in a PLASTIC BURR TOYS Ladies Aid FLOWERS ROSE BUSHES TV Advertised Spring Bride's Plastic Dog* 1.00, l.O Group Elects Wedding Plans Plastic Bird* 1.00, Ml LINCROFT — The Ladies Aid 79 FROM 1' Miss Bea Viiliard I - Brldg-If 1.9J Society of the Lincroft Presby- Daffodils, lilies, roses, Chrysler Imperial, . , Colorformj 1.00, l.tS terian Church held its monthly To enhance the wonder Blaze . . . Peace . , and benuty of your wed- lily of valley, tulips, ap- Silly Putty 1.00 •tieeting last week in the church Sarong Stylijt and Figure Condesa de Lastago .. Monkey Sticks 98 c ding day . , . You're ple blossoms, forsythia. Etolle de Hollande. Play-Doh 1.00 hall and elected the following new invited to sec, choose officers for the year: from our collection. Consultant will ba FULL LENGTH Mrs, Glenn Richards, River- brook, president; Mrs. Philip Ei- in our Red Bank Door Mirrors • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY senhart, Manor Pkwy., vice pres- 23 W. I KOINT ST. STORE HOURS: I A. M. TO I P. M. ident; Mrs, Harry Seylar, West HKD BANK Corset Salon today and ,4? WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I Front St., secretary, and Mrs. FROM D Charles Swnrtz, Mlddlctown-Lin- Friday, March 17 and croft Rd., treasurer. j Bird Bartis Mrs. John Flockhart, Hilltop I o P i-: N 18 for consultation on Circle, was accepted into the! .98 9.30 A. M. lo 5;30 P. M. 3 47 Irood St. SHadysMe 1-7500 Red society. • Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 P. M your figure problami. Hostcssej were Mrs. Harry Free Parkins in Rear/ Scylaz and Mrs. Edward Stilwcll, Crawford's Corner. 5* RED BANK REGISTER Thurs.,, March 17, 194*0—29

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"Today's Negro." Thomas was second place winner. His w " e«n« ™ subject was "Rising Africa." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jackson of New Monmouth, and is a junior at Flakorn BONELESS Middletown Township High School. Mrs. Ralph Smith, NO FAT ADDED Ib. Sr., of Red Bank was chairman of the contest. •**• Corn Muffin Mix 79 Port Monmoutli | Middletown and Vincent Blase of i2oi. A&P's "Super-Right" Quality Beef is selected by expert buyers from fine, grain-fed I East Keansburg. 2 Plgl. Pk,. beef chosen to provide grand tasting and full-flavored goodness. Your family will Week-End Special! A card party will be held April | thoroughly enjoy one of these hearty, flavorful roasts. Come see ... You'll Save! 21 in the Port Monmouth firej house by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Morganvillc Boned Chicken The All-Girl minstrel will be giv- Representatives of Robertsville More "Super-R/ghf" Quality Meat Buys / FRESH BUTTER en at the Firemen's Home in and Morganville Parent-Teacher Rieherdton I Rebbint Swtiyfield Fancy Creamery—Salt ir Swwt Boonton March 31. Tentative Associations met with Superin- Bontlm Boutins plans were made at the meeting tendent of Schools Robert Sens Solid toi 'Alb. March 9 to charter a bus and paelc can C C and the school nurse Thursday prints e attend the Meadowbrobk play- morning at Central School He Top Sirloin Roast 89 Top Round Steak 89 W house in May. Hostesses at thediscuss plans for the sprin: 6 Ib. brick meeting were Mrs. Helen Terry, roundup. The Parent-Teacher As B&M's Eye Round Roast 89" Ground Beef J2SS 4 949Fancy' Domestic Mrs. Eugene Sidell, Mrs. Claude sociation will assist in a tabula Sliced or Smith, Mrs. Albert Scheller and tion of kindergarten and pre BROWN BAKED BUl b c B C Ib. Piec* 59'. Mrs. Kenneth Thompson. school population by conducting a BREAD BEANS Soup Beef 49 Cubed Steaks •" *99 Swiss Cheese house-to-house survey. Anyon- 13ci C PaitauriieC d Proctti Chttst A famiy party was held Mon- able to assist the Morganville " «-17c M Bil cm " 2 37c Smoked Butts t; 69 Bacon Ends -IS 19American Slices £ 2 £ 45* day, March 13, for the I5th birth- round-up should contact Mrs •* earn wl day of Kent Fleming, son ofAdam Szymanski. F lb Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fleming. Heinz Super-Right Brand-TOP GRADE ... SUGAR CURED Danish Blue Cheese lm ;:L 81< The 4-H Vaqueros met Friday William James, son of Mr. and to honor Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc Grated Cheese ,J Mrs. William James, celebrated Chester, Wicatunk, A program Sweet Gherkins his 12th birthday March 10 atwas held in recognition of the Kraft'sVelveeta the Non-Commissioned Officers National 4-H Club. Demonstra- 71/1 SLICED BACON 39 club, Fort Monmouth, at a din- tions were given by Diane Legier "• 310 ner. Later the boys went bowl- and Peggy Kaul. A quiz was ing in the Middletown Lanes. given by Sally Chester and Jean Present were Dennis Giles, Ray- Ainsworth. All members and STOCKUPJ mond St. John, Robert Mark and many parenls took part. Grisco BUYNOWi Charles James. ASPARAGUS Boy Scout Troop 93 attended Flirt vegetable ihorttning wv California Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- the gymnastic high school ex can cm C son, Sunset PI., visited Mr. andhibition at Regional High Schoo' 46 or. Fresh—New Crap Large Spurs Ib. Mrs. Jerry Bloch of Lakewood Monday evening, A court of hon- cant 29 on Sunday. or and parents' night to discus: TOMATO JUICE 2 47 camping will be held at the next Reynolds Wrap Wuklnelon SUIa—DtlloloMi Plans for a New York trip inmeeting. Aluminum Fail May were discussed at a meet- Regular Heavy Duly Tropical Fruit Blends 32 oz. Red Apples ing of the Nibble and Quibble Recently Mr. and Mrs. Harry II" width •« IB" width C$C cans Extra Lirgs Six* W FRUIT PUNCH Club March 8 in the home of Bonnier of Wicatunk celebrated 2 25 ft. roll ** 25 H. roll 45 Mrs, Raymond Meyer, Wilson their 13th wedding anniversary. C Ave. Attending were Mrs. LuThe- y attended the 46th Street 17 oz. Fresh Pineapple 29 dolph VonTangen, Mrs. John Theater and saw the show "Red- cant floldtn Ripe ' Ward, Mrs. John Batton, Mrs. head." Palmolive Soap FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 45 Y C Vincent Malone. Mrs. R.alph For toiltt and bath Bananas '"~ 2 25 Walling, Mrs, Thomas Kedersha The Woman's Auxiliary of the 17 oz. and Mrs. Gus Vogel. Morganville Independent Fire 3 r.g. «Qe Indian Rlvtr—Valtnela N«w Drop Company will meet Thursday PEACHES ™E°" cans Rosalind Lewis, daughter of evening at the fire house. 2 43 Oranges £1 12"49« Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Lewis, Will- ow St., celebrated her birthday The "Social Club" met at the 17 oz. Indian River—Whlti or Pink March 14. Present were Patricia home of. Mrs. Edward Becker Palmolive Soap Garden Variety M m C O'Donald, Linda Ruby, Faith and held a Chinese auction. cam Grapefruit £ 3 *29 Especially for tti« bath SWEET PEAS 2 33 Saddle, Lynne, Alice and Harry| Tinder—Qrwn Lewis. Mrs. Frank Graziano and 4 17 oz. daughter, Cheryl, and Mrs. Kurt cake. *' Cream Style Fresh Broccoli 25' Joanne Fink, daughter of Mr.Schwarz and daughters, Judith I GOLDEN CORN cant and Nancy, spent Saturday in 2 and Mrs. Walter Fink, celebrated 29 her third birthday March 16 with Union City and saw the Passion Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney of Play. Sweetheart Soap Rich, Fine Flavor 16 oz. this place and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Buy 3 at regular price... Lenten J Seafood Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Young- cant ter Fink and son and Mr. and Gat I cake for Ic SLICED BEETS 2 27 Mrs, Robert Fink and ctiildren, man, Lloyd Rd., spent the week- C b th e Diane, Linda and Robert of end visiting Mr. and Mrs. John 4 v 32 4 ; 45 More Outstanding Grocery Buys!i- Highlands. On Sunday another Barberio of Larchmont, N.Y. ,^eaktiw* V«kai ^* party was held and guests in- Nibino—SlHk Pick Sunihin*—Plain or Silttd FANCY SMELTS-"^ 45! cluded William Goebel, Carol and SWEET 16 PARTY 12 oi. | e C Shrimp ^XZ,. Ik-Me Ann Goebel of Palisades Park HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Helen, Duz Detergent Ritz Crackers plg.i and Thomas Forrest of Dumont. 27 Krispy Crackers ;25 Maxson, II First St., gave a sur- Premium pack quart i Su ls w c Fancy Halibut Steaks . . *59° prise sweet 16 birthday party at Salad Dressing jar Chili Con Game z*?' i 27 The third annievrsary dinner her home Sunday for Miss Iris 4 c Flounder Fillet of the First Aid Auxiliary will be Diaz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' pig. Wi pig. No-Gal Beverages ^Xt; 2 J^l; 29° Mixed Nuts s^w-it..!!^ t"39 held Saturday in Bachstadt's res- Ralph Diaz, East Washington 4 C A Shrimp Dinner taurant, East Keansburg. A Ave., Atlantic Highlands, who Coca-Cola ««*p«» 6h o;;;,43 Black Pepper P ;;.2^20° J^i21 • tricky party is planned for April was 16 years old Monday. i Statler 4 More Lenten Suggestions I 27 in the first aid building. Host- The guests were Cathy, Alice | Nine Lives Gat Food 2 e."; 27° Beans A^ii*. '' 2 £if 28° esses at the March 14 meeting and Gene Murray, Robert Nappe,' Paper Towels C Chioktn o( tli* Saa were Mrs. Lloyd Doran, Mrs. Arthur Cummins, Margie Mertz, Jumbo tiie Marcal Tissue A.»r..j«.iM, 4 ^ 39c Colgate's Toothpaste S 5; 53 Joseph Hanf and Mrs. Grace Eileen O'Keefe, Richard Davis, Tuna Fish : 3: 1.00 Sweeney. 300 sheet 44» Spring CJeanfng 4Idsf Froxen Food Buy$ f 1!— Martha and Skippy Maxson, Lu- roll W LAR0!AM cy Notto, Karyn Skrieanek, Jim-' All Purpow Appl. orOhmi Soatrhetti 2 «* li* The 13th birthday of Richard my Fernandez, Lane Conover, «*r«6 RONZONI Brandt * plgi. "•• Ketchow, son of Mr. and MrsTomm. y Lynch, Herbert Moore, Trend e John Ketchow was celebrated Clarence Burge, Bob Duffy and Sail Detergent 2 ,,,45 Milady Blintzes £3* Ragu Spaghetti Sauce . March 12 with his family and Iris' sister and brother, Minnie! Laundry Bleach also with William Hawley of and Louis Diaz. Liquid Detergent Lanndrv Riueh ..ws.. wbottle * Fordhook Lima! *»»•••' 2 "" 39' flakita For wall,, til.. 4 10 oi. Heinz Cooked Macaroni Twin • IJ 81. EAg tin UdHIIO ,ni woopnj^, *°<35 uunai 3 ib. big i,8? lib. I AH purpoie detergent Min Vt C Rtialirly Priotd it 69o—SAVE lOo Grestmont Ice Cream cS" j£ 89 SPECIAL! 38 VEAL RECIPE5 With 4c pint «40 lne C off label bottle VW hy Jama Beard in Collector'* Coolc Book Peach Pie '• 59 Till CUM AIUN1IC 4 PACIFIC I(* COMPAN*, INC. C Complete directions to male* Hot Cross Buns b-^' 39 FLOWER BOXES Sail Crumb Square Coffee Cake 39C Liquid Detergent Orange Chiffon Cake 57° Woman's Day (fioctiy* through Sjturdly, March 19tti in Super Mirkat. and Self-Service itor.i only in COMMENDATION — Brig. Gen. Charles M. Baer, left, Hot. OCC "" Glamour Bread . . ,^25° now on sale cm ""* can New Jtrtcy, Jtjten Island and Rocklind County. commandantrU. S. Army Signal School, Fort Monmouth, presents Army Commendation Ribbon with metal pen- dant and first oak leaf cluster, to Chief Warrant Officer 121 Monmouth Street, RED BANK Route 35, EATONTOWN Highway 36, PORT MONMOUTH Orlandus Crump, 91 Peach St., New Shrewsbury, while Complete Liquor Department In This Store, Tuesdays and Thursdays 'III 9 p. m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Until 9 p. m. : 1'rldays Until 10 p. m. Mrs. Crump looks on. CWOCrump was cited for meri- Open Mon. and Thurs. 'Ill 9 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. ' I torious performance of duty in successive positions of Prospect Ave. & Church St., LITTLE SILVER responsibility with the school's Office of Acadomic Sup- Highway 36, KEANSBURG 159 Newman Springs Rd., SHREWSBURY Popular Brands of Beer and Ale In This Supermarket port, from May 15, 1958, to March II, I960. His next at Shrewsbury Ave. ' Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed., Thurs. 'til 9 p. m. Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays assignment will be with the Eighth Army in Korea. Fridays Until ID p. m. Until 9 p. in.; Fridays Until 10 p. m. Mon., Wed,,•Thurs. 'til 8 p. in.; Friday* '(II 10 p. m. ' •?' seiTto believe that West had RED BANK REGISTER To Him TV Serie. SJEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD two fiveord suits. 30—Thurf., March 17, 1960 This meant that East had only On N. J. Turnpike one diamond. East was known to WEST TRENTON (AP) — A IF HE KHEW 7HAT THE have four trumps and only two into the lead. This gave up anew television series based on UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT WAS Bridge THE HEADQUARTERS FOR STOOPeR'S clubs. The rest of his hand was trump trick that South didn't the exploits of the New Jersey a six-card heart suit of some have to lose. Turnpike police goes before the) kind. South wasn't being generous. cameras today. This was enough information to East got one trick but had to Shooting of the film for "Turn- Column guarantee the contract. Each ex- give up two. East had to return pike" begins at the state police pert who held the South cards to heart up to dummy's ace- division headquarters. Succeeding By ALFRED SHEIMWOLD drew just three rounds of trumps queen, and this gave South a episodes will feature actual lo- and then led out the ace andchance to get rid of his two low cations throughout the state as U.S. Masters Team Champion king of diamonds. diamonds. much as possible, producer Frank East didn't want to ruff the DAILY QUESTION Latourette said. Players in the national tourna- king of diamonds, but South then Star of the series is Frank Gif- ment now in progress in Jack- led a low trump to force East As dealer, you hold: Spades— ford, halfback of the New York son, Miss., fight hard for every A K Q J 6 3 2, hearts—None, Giants football team. Gifford possible trick. Despite this, the diamonds—A K7 2, clubs—6 2. plays a plainclothes detective as- expert must know when to sur- What do you say? signed to the criminal Investiga- render a trick he could have won. THE HANDS Answer: Bid two spades (or two tion division of the New Jersey When this hand was played in clubs, if that is your opening state police. a tournament recently, West open- West dealer forcing bid). You have 9 sure The program is based on ma- ed the king of clubs, continued Both sides vulnerable tricks and 4 Quick Tricks, the terial from the files of the New By WALT DISNEY with the ace of clubs and then NORTH basic requirements for a forcing Jersey state police obtained by MICKEY MOUSE 4 bid. went on with the jack of clubs. ¥ AQ73 James D. Horna, associate pro- East discarded a heart, and 8 5 4 ducer, Weekhawken. f NNOW OUST A 87 4 3 AND NO FREE CIGAR _ .. , . - : OF GLOVES, South ruffed. # The chief cameraman is Wil- LA PA The thoughtless declarers drew WEST EAST COLUMBUS,' Ohio (AP) — Aliam Kelly, also of Weehawken. I ( ANP WE'RE AUWST A None A 109 75 Another cast member is Alex four rounds of trumps and even- * J 9 5 V K 105642 bogus check artist has been tually gave up two diamond 4> QI 10 9 3 • 6 capitalizing on a "new father" Webster, New York Giant foot- tricks. Down one. • AKJ105 routine, the Ohio Bankers Assn, ball halfback, a former grid star Pause for Thought SOUTH warns. The association said a at Kearny High School. A pause for thought saved the • AKQJ632 number of eastern Ohio banks A make-believe "gun battle" experts from defeat. They took •/ None • AK72 were defrauded by a man whobetween actors playing police and only one round of trumps and • 6 2 offered two checks, one for degangster- s is scheduled for Mon- then did some thinking about the West North East Sooth posit and one for cashing. Vic-day on the turnpike near Secau- concealed hands. 1 • Pass I */ 4 * tims were disarmed by his brag- cus. 'I It was clear that West had All Pass ging about his new fatherhood The series is being produced «tarted- with five clubs. Since Opening lead — on't let others impose on you. Keep DOWN 45 47 keep qnkt and brood. alert for intentions to block your plans. 1-Snak. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jin. 21 fo feb. 19} t-Greek latter 49 SO 52 55 Dent mnlte m Rpur-of.lhe-moment pur« Beitic overconfident could result tn 3-Metal chase of wmeeded merchandise. a seriei oi costly errors. 1-Wolfhound 39 5-CertiflcaU 57. 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I'rAfiOlN&TO THAT'S A Blfr ORDER, YES, REVERENRI JANIEiTHEV HAVE THE 6UHVAL5| THE THOMPSONS LARGEST THE FAMILY 0M -EST [THE BLOCK REFRIGERATOR Belford children of Mr; ud Mrs. Gerald pbrie*, Park Ave., Saturday. At- Burkins. Miss Doris Johnson, RED BANK REGISTER Thur&, March" 17, 1960-31 lions Support Eye Bank Evans, Chapel Hill Rd., were tending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntingdon, L. I., 'and George Membership pins were pre- baptized in King of Kings Luth- Schoellner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carlson, Brooklyn, -were god- Institute, Chicago, Thursday, sented to Mrs. Leroy Doran and eran church Sunday by Rev. Schoellner, Jr., Mrs. Paul parents.. A reception was held 1 March 10, in the Central Baptist \To Give Vision to Blind Mrs. Irene Smith at the Inde- Roger Burkins. A family dinner Schoellner, Sr., Mrs. Alma later. Guests included Mr, and Church, Atlantic Highlands. pendent Fire Company Auxifr was held in the Idle Hour, Leon- Schoellner, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mr. and KEYPORT - The local Lion Robert E. Lennon, sight con- ary meeting last week. Mrs, ardo. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Edward Johnson and sons, Brian and Stephen, Huntington, Club has become active in a pn servation chairman for the Key Leslie Parleman won a prize Robert Holdsworth and daugh- Jackson, Joseph Schauffler, Gin A luncheon was held in the >ort club, said 500 Americans which was donated by Mrs. Vic- ters, Patricia and Mae Holds- ger Jaye, Barbara Schoellner, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. J Gene Methodist Church by members gram designed to aid restoratio: ;o blind every week. Blindness tor Viteili. Birthday and wed- worth, this place. Nan Dunn and Karen Hum Dougherty, and daughters, Ellen of the Women's Society for of sight ncreases with old age. About ding anniversary gifts were pre- phries. and Jean, Brian Dougherty, and Christian Service. Hostesses Since one of the basic objec '.4 per cent of the 316,000 in the sented to Mrs. Melvin Reaves, The Sisters Club met Monday Mrs. Mae Carlson, Brooklyn; were Mrs. John Little, Mrs. tives of Lionism is sight conserva United States who are blind suffer Mrs. Harold Hillyer, Mrs. Den at the home of Mrs. William The members of St. Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Early, Mrs. Dirk Hofman, Mrs. Russell Hy- tion, it was decided by .the loca from corneal disease. Of this nis Galvin, Mrs. Raymond Papa Maxson, Chapel Hill." Present Women's Guild of the Episcopal Jessie Marabatz, Sea Bright; ers and Mrs. Dora Barnes. club to participate in the wort uimber it is estimated that 10,000 and Mrs. Charles Merker. Host- were Mrs. John Glass, Sr., Mrs. Church were hostesses at a Paul Clark, Red Bank; -Jack esses were Mrs. Joseph Hen- McGrath and daughter, Lorelie, of the Eye Foundation of Del :an be helped by corneal trans' Georgianna Foster, Mrs, James stork shower last week for Mrs. USED TO CONFUSION 'lants. nelly, Mrs. Joseph HalHday, Whiston, Mrs. Hulda Cook, Mrs. Robert Krueger. Present were Leonardo; Mr. and Mrs. George WINTER DRIVING PUT YOU ware Valley, Inc., by lending fi Schwartz and daughters, Lois and nancial support to it through Mrs. Galvin ant" Mrs Doran. A john Cook and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Howard Meginley, Mrs. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — By IN MIND FOR A, Experience of other eye banks crazy hat party will be held at Vivian, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph club membership. The club pu s that 1,000 pledges produce Koeppell. Fred Thrall, Mrs. Arthur Kon- coincidence, the families of Jack DIFFERENT CAR? chased an expensive but essenti the next meeting. drup, Mrs. Michael Motset, Mrs. Rundle and MYs. Hildur Aker- K. Smith and Jack P. Smith lo- 1 >nly two or three sets of eyes lund, this place. piece of equipment called a su :ach year. Robert Anttonen, son of Mr. Paul" Sinclair, Mrs. George cated in apartments at the same Getting you into a clean, late- station. This container, now kepi Donna Akerlund, daughter of and Mrs. Reino Anttonen, Leon- Boyce, Mrs. Thomas Mazzaroppi, address her. There followed the model car is a specialty of mine. in Riverviev Hospital, is designec To meet the challange many Mr ^d Mrs. Ted Akerlund, ardville Rd., celebrated his 12th Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith, inevitable mlxups in mail and ihousands of donors will be re- telephone calls. I'm O. Howie Hustles, a Register for use in transporting donatec Leonardviile Rd., celebrated her birthday last week with members Brown and Mrs. Richard Smith- Waterview Ave., have returned Classified Ad, that offers you top corneas to blind recipients. quired. seventh birthday Saturday. Pres of the family. Also present were son. from a vacation in West Palm Then each family had a Mr. Lennon said "It is urgent ent were Becky Goldsmith, Lin. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Beach, Fla. daughter. Good friends now and dollar value in the car world. As with any bank, however, th( that we take steps now to be- Check "Autos and Trucks" right eye bank requires depositors oi da Horn, Randy Walker, Debbie Edward Kangas, of Colts Neck. Christine Akerlund, daughter needing more space with the queath the gift of sight to others." Krueger, Lynne, Terry, Neil of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Akeriund, Members of th'e' Methodist newest arrivals, the families now in the Want Ad section. pledges to function. In order t< A pledge card can be obtained understand more clearly how thi Clifford and Chris Akerlund. A family party was given for Seventh St., was baptized Sun Youth Fellowship saw a mission- moved. They're again living in You'll be suprised at the real by contacting a member of the Nancy Humphries, daughter of day in the Lutheran Church, ary film and a film on mission- the same apartment building — bargains! "bank" works, here are answer: Lions Club. to some typical questions: Barbara and Brenda Evans, Mr. and Mrs. George Hum- Leonardville Rd., byftev. Roger ary training at the Moody Bible but this time by plan. The human body does not velop new corneas the way it di velopes blood. A cornea can n be taken from the eye of a livini person with out destroying hi sight. Healthy corneas are n moved from the eyes of the d ceased and transplanted with: if S "RNE 24 hours. Sight can be restored b; such transplants. To insure speed, the perso: who has decided to donate hi! eyes upon death carries a card at all times and the next of kin holds a formal authorization that the necessary operation ma; be performed legally without lay. Arrangements include schedul Ing transportation, and if neces sary, police escorts, operating rooms and alerting the prosper tive recipient. Everything musl work with precision because thi corneas are useless if they are not transplanted within 24 hours, Services of the eye bank and its affiliates are free. The bank is supported by private donations only and does not employ pro- fessional fund raisers. The national office in New "SIMPLY V/ONDERFUL" York serves as a free clearing house for the corneas, which are EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES removed from a local hospital BONELESS and packed for shipment Thus a donor's eyes can live on after Ib. Fresh Baby Spare Ribs ,b. 49o his death, giving some Eighties! Swift's Premium person the blessing of vision, Gryovac Wrap - Kalian Sausage Hotorsw..t CORNED BEEF Ib. Lincroft Breaded Veal Steak 79o f John Seitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. lb | Robert Seitz of Brookdale Farm, IS was received into Boy Seoul Smoked Call Hams <""" * 39c $j Troop 410 of Lincroft, March 9 "Simply Wonderful" % He was presented with a medal CHUCK GROUND Fresh Gall Hams "lbAva , 35c 4 after successfully completing hi b ;*; tenderfoot test. 4 eib Fresh Pork Butt ,b 43c 4 Mrs, Cornelia Lyford, Manor "Simply Wonderful'1 I Parkway, is spending three weeks BEEF STEW f wifh her mother, Mrs. Charles Plate Beef «**««•* lb is0 [ Hardin, Delray Beach, Fla. "Simply Wonderful" Mrs. William Jordon, Manor "Simply Wonderful" Lamb Combo «"•»*«•• Ib 35c Parkway, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. J. F. Hartsaugh Gul from Young Western Steer BONELESS CROSS Shoulder Lamb Chops . 79o Pittsburgh, Pa. RIB ROAST Ib. lb The Lincroft Canteen will hold CHUCK STEAK a dance tomorrow night in the Lincroft School. "Simply Wonderful" -FROZEN FOODS- The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bone In 49, BIRD'S EYE FROZEN Lincroft Fire Company will hold CALIFORNIA ROAST Ib. a card party and fashion show 59. Wednesday, March 30, in Lincrofi ORANGE JUICE Inn. Fashions will be shown by the Towne and Country Shop, Red Bank. SALUD 6oz. can 2 for 29. The Lincroft First Aid Squad Will hold a drill for the squad Monday night, March 21, 8 p. m., REG. OR CRINKLE CUT in the fire house. Bird's Eye n A paper drive will be held Sun- GALLON CAN day, March 27, between 10 a. m pkgi. and noon by the Lincroft First Aid SALAD OIL POTATOES I 49c Squad. Papers are to be tied and placed at the curb. The Lincroft-Everett Civic As- GIANT POUND CAKE Gourmet • Assorted Flavors 11b. - 6 oz. 49c 8 sociation •will meet Tuesday night in the fire house. A nominating FISHCAKES ,: 19c committee will be elected to de- cide on nominees for the Apri LIBBY TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. can 19c MARTHA'S VINEYARD meeting when officers for the Lar9e Large year will be elected. Honeysweet BARTIETT PEARS No. 2Vi can 29c CLAM Del Monte SAUERKRAUT No. 2'A can 2 ,.r 29c 14 Blue Diamond Diana Paulina celebrated her Linden House ^^^ oz. sixth birthday Saturday. A par- CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No 2 can $1 CHOWDER 10c TOILET TISSUE White or Colors ty was given by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulina, 27 Boston Cream, Coconut AQA Gourmet HOT GROSS BUNS Pkg. of 8 35c Westwood Dr., in their home. GOURMET PIES Custard, Apple, 8 in. size W Decorations were pink and white. APPETIZER FAVORITES Guests are Robert Heidt, Susan Hygrade - All Beef Heidt, Joseph Zetkulic, Gary Bit- PRODUCE lb. 69c terly, Katherine Beismann, Katlv FROM OUR FISH DEPT. Midget Salami erine Lennert, Virginia Abbott, Freshly Sliced Before Cindy Lou Brandt, Leslie Stevens, Chopped Ham Your Eyei Ib. Gwen Veldawalk, Linda Fer- LARGE SHRIMP Ib. 69c nandez,' Donna Paulina and Ar- American Kosher • Chunk Bologna lb. thur Paulina, Jr. BANANAS LARGE SMELTS Ib. 29c American Kosher • Chunk CQA ADVICE TO MISSIONAIRES wmmmamm&M;m®^xm!xs®S!Sxi!ii?ztit Salami Ib. MARYKNOLL, N. Y. (AP)- Golden Ripe SEEDLESS American Kosher CQA Julius Kambarage Nyerere, who Ib. "»»¥ is expected to become the first Flavorful Fine Flavor Franks All Beef prime minister of Tanganyika, GRAPEFRUIT each Sma has a couple of tips for Christian Ib. 5c White & Butter Fish " 1Oo missionaries in his East African land. MAINE BAKING FRESH S|8W Emphasize the social aposto- F Home Made Salads rSfi.S |D. 19o late and, above all, don't be con POTATOES 5£ 39c ESCAROLE " descending, he told a recent , 12c Aurlcchlo Imported meeting of future Catholic mis- DARI-DHI fAVORITBS ——: Provolone Cheese Ib. sloners at the headquarters of • the Maryknoll Brothers. Cheese Cake Ib. 39o "The clergy should spend more time on the people's social SLICED BACON Hygrade Silver Shield 311b. pkgs, $1.00 ||, 35( needs," Nyerere, a Catholic, ad- pg vised. You »ave even more at this price! "If a priest discovers that his mission area is being held back MARGARINE Tulip Fair - Easy Spreading ATLANTIC FOOD CITY by a problem—say, lack of wa- lb. 13< AT SUPERAMA ter—then he should try to organ- Kosher Style TULIP FAIR ize the whole community toward PASTRAMI Ib. SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35 a practical solution. 69c (Opposite Fort Monmouth) "The church would gain great Imported - Freshly MUENSTERCHEESE"?59c prestige because it would be con- BOILED HAM Sliced -1/4 Ib. Bldered really African, truly in- 29c k Open Daily 9:30 A.M. - 10 P. M terested In helping people." HYGRADE OR TULIP FAIR - BOLOGNA, VEAL, YOGURT ,r CiV 2 fo 29c SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 P. M. But, he added, "do not ap- PICKLE & PIMENTO, OLIVE, LUNCHEON MEAT & r proach them as a priest who is condescendingly kind to Africans. K «(f«ll»« through Sundir. March 30, 1069, B!(hl U, Hint*. Make trends with them natural- COLD CUTS ,.'.;., 4 ,„, 1.00 SWISS CHEESE ZXK 59c NODI IOI4 to dealtre ly." ^ j „*, March 17, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER New Braves Manager Dresseii Has No Worry With Spahn Daniels and Jim Umbricht in yes- Associated Press Spahn will be 39 next month. Yet, he shows no sign of slip- terday's exhibition action. He Charley Dressen, the new Mil- hurled five scoreless innings as •aukee manager, has to iron out ping. He has won 267 big league games and at least 20 games 10 the Braves handed the White Sox By Hy Cunningham ' few problems before the their first setback, 4-2. Iraves open the National League times since becoming a regular in 1946. Daniels and Umbricht, both aseball season next month. But right-handers, combined for a no- THIS LAD NEVER SWAM COMPETITIVELY, Spahn shared the star roles here's one fellow he has little hitter in Pittsburgh's 5-0 victory BUT HE SURE IS NOW—Before entering Dartmouth with Pittsburgh pitchers Bennie worry about—Warren Spahn. over Detroit. Daniels worked College, Tom Travis, son of Col. and Mrs. Harrison five innings and Umbricht four. Travis of Fair Haven, dipped around in the water like Eddie Yost, who was hit by any normal lad does, comes summer vacation. Chestnuts, Coconuts and Walnuts Daniels' pitched ball in the fourth, was the only Tiger to He was just another student when he started reach base, his college career, but his swimming ability has Score Victories in YMCA League In other games, the New York changed that considerably/The entire campus now Yankees downed Washington 1-0, Kansas City walloped Baltimore has the Travis name well in mind, especially when RED BANK — The Chestnuts, Coconuts and Walnuts continue LADIES DAY 8-1, San Francisco edged the the school has a swim meet scheduled. heir winning streaks with one- Chicago Cubs 7-6 on Hobie Land- Tom Travis is unique. His development into a top iided victories in the YMCA Nut rith's 11th inning homer and the *eague yesterday. Boston Red Sox, led by Frank athlete on the Hanover campus is quite remarkable. In past games the Coconuts im- Malzone, whipped Cleveland 8-2. And it all relates back to a swimming test he had to The Los Angeles-Cincinnati and CHARITY GOLF — Brig. Gen. William D. Hamlin, Fort Monmouth commander, sec- iressed and they might just be take at Dartmouth. the club to upset the undefeated St. Louis-Philadelphia games ond from left, buys first ticket to participate in the Fourth International Golf Day, Walnuts in the final game of the were cancelled because of bad Now a senior, the affable and modest Travis the annual charity handicap tournament sponsored by the Military Police Associa- season. weather. The Yanks-Senators game was turned out to be one of the most valuable mem- tion, Inc. Post military and civilian personnel will take part from March 26 through If the Coconuts and Cashews called after eight innings because bers of the Big Green Swimming squad, and is April 7. From left are Lt. Col. T. P. Flynn, headquarters commandant; Gen. Ham- joth win next week's games they ill wind up in a tie for second of rain. Two walks and an error currently serving as the team's captain. His de- by third baseman Harmon Kille- lin, Capt. Francis J. Coyle, commanding officer, military police detachment, Fort lace. velopment as an athlete, what's more, is paralleled Monmouth, and local co-ordinator,.and Lt. Col. Emmett W. Cox, post provost marshal. brew enabled the Yanks to pick Doroschenko with 26 points their run in the second. by his development as an excellent student. Finish- iparked the Chestnuts to a 54- Johnny James, up from Rich- Ing out his premedical studies, Tom earned three 15 win over the Almonds. Alex- mond of the International League, inder paced the losers with 11 A's last term for a 5.0 average. struck out seven in four innings. ABC and Gillette Switch allies. Kansas City got some neat Medical school is the next objective for Tom, Siegfried fired in 20 points to pitching from Ned Garver, Bud iace the undefeated Walnuts to after the Indians' present swimming campaign hasj Daley and Dick Hall who com- 52-28 triumph over the Hazle- "There's that Mr. Fibt bined to hold Baltimore to seven concluded. He has already been accepted by Mar- Popular Ring Program to Sat. luts. Griffen had 14, and Ra- who told his wife he hac hits. quette University in Milwaukee. jourdin tossed in 10 markers for to work late at the office!" While the Indians-Red Sox he Walnuts. Tom went to Dartmouth with about as much rr game was in progress, the clubs' Associated Press ~* The Coconuts won over the general managers, Frank Lane swimming experience as a newborn kitten, but was NEW YORK (AP)-There will Cashews, 49-30, with Thompson of Cleveland and Bucky Harris discovered by Big Green Coach Karl Michael while ie fewer Saturday nights out.for Jack McGartan Heads Home leading the way with 16 points. UHRA Plans of Boston, completed a three- taking his college swimming test as a St. Patrick's tusy boxers and hopeful house- Hafner fired in 13 and Wittek player trade. Catcher Sammy rives come Oct. 8. scored 12 points. White and first baseman Jim "green" freshman. He had only a year's instruc- Announced That's the date televised pro- After Tryout with Rangers Chestnuts Aimondi Marshall moved to Cleveland in tion on the '60 freshman team before making the issional boxing switches to Sat- G F P G F P exchange for catcher Russ Nixon. loros'ko 11 2 28 Fox 2 0 4 leap to the varsity. And since that time, partici- rday nights. NEW YORK (AP) — Jack Me- ttlno S 0 10 Amldlo 2 0 4 By Haskell .IcKlnnon 4 0 8 Gtlchrlst 3 1 7 pating exclusively In the 50 and 100-yard free- And there will be a little less :artan left for his St. Paul .loe 4OS Brown 4 0 8 ivvn cutting and car washing 0 0 0 Alexander 5 1 11 NEW YORK, N. Y. — Follow- Raritan .linn., home today, satisfied thai Ualland 0 0 0 Hewlett 0 1 1 ing confirmation of dates from Ike Chestnut style events, Tom has been a consistent point- turday afternoons come April 0 0 0 ie had done a good job as a iVoodruff the New York State Racing maker for the Indians. In two full years of rugged 27 0 M That's the date a fifth major Little Leaguers our-game goalie with the New Commission and the New York Decisions varsity competition, Travis has never finished a Hazelnuts Racing Association, Amory L. ague gamc-of-the-week, featur- York Rangers of the National G F V race without placing. ig the San Francisco Giants, Isen 0 0 0 Godleskl Haskell, president of the United Hockey League. B 10 0 20 Clark Hunts Racing Association, this LeRoy Jeffrey To account for his success as a college swimming arts on network television. Register Sat. cKeon 0 2 2 Shelr 0 O I did- even better than I eve HlRglns 3 0 6 Sims 0 1 week announced plans for the CLEVELAND (AP)—Articulate The American Broadcasting RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Rabonrdln S 0 10 Gray itar with no previous experience, Travis blanketly ixpected," said the goalie who Abdella 0 0 0 Raynor O O organization's two-day meeting at LeRoy Jeffrey of Detroit figures o., bankrolled principally by the cry of "play hall" will soon be Sharp 0 0 0 credits Coach Michael. Michael, on the other hand, says iillette Safety Razor Co., an lelped lead the' United States Griflon 7 0 14 Belmont Park, Oct. 20-21. he learned enough last night sounded for boys in the 8-to-12 :o its first hockey gold medal 25 2 52 that Tom's maturation as a swimmer was more natu- lounccd the changes in the The highlight of the session will from Wily Ike Chestnut to re- age group in this township. Reg n the recent Winter Olympics I Coconut* be the 37th running of the Tem- verse the decision ha lost to the ral and points to Travis' development as a scholar as iports TV yesterday in a follow istration for boys wishing to play G P P| "Actually, I can't say'I'm a 2 15 1 Thompson ple Gwathmey Steeplechase Han- veteran New Yorker in a tele- ip to Tuesday's purchase of the n the league will be held Sat God In 3 0 something that happened as he grew older. lit disappointed, except for last 8 1 17 I M. Stable dicap Oct. 21. Now famous as vised (ABC) fight. ollege football TV rights for the urday, at 2 p.m. :)fl[.,orenzo ooo T. Sloble 0 O icxt two seasons. night's game," he said. \bbcy 0 0 0 McKlnnon 1 0 the world's richest steeplechase The two featherweights, last- Whatever the case may be, one thing is cer- Teams and their disignated S'azaro o n o Hafner Gillette, a longtime leader in The Boston Bruins stayed Dennis 4 0 8 with a purse of $50,000 added, minute substitutes in the main tain. That Is that the Big Green swimming team place of registration are: West Gray iports TV sponsorship, said it the race for a Stanley Cup play the 214-mile event will add lus- event as a knee injury to Mike Keansburg, West Keansburg Fire- 23 3 49 will miss Travis when he leaves the Hanover las invested 8V2 million dollars off berth, beating McCartan am tre to Belmont Park's autumn DeJohn of Syracuse erased his men's field, Ninth St.; Keans- n the new fight series, basebal the Rangers, 3-2, at Madiso stakes agenda. bout with Zora Folley of Chand- campus. burg Park and Veterans of For- and college football. And a com Square Garden. It was his onl Hurdle racing will be featured ler, Ariz., put on a whale of a Travis recently had record-breaking success at the eign Wars, West Keansburg any spokesman said this would loss after a victory and two tie Thursday, Oct. 20, with the 22nd scrap. School, Laurel Ave.; Yankees NJSIAA Tourney Easterns at Harvard. Tom and four of his teammates :over half the cost of the rights on home ice, during which tinv running of the New York Turf Promoter , Larry Atkins, in a Fleetwood Park field, Amhers and air time, bringing the over- he allowed only seven goals. Writers Cup, a $15,000 added test frantic last minute effort to keep are in Houston, Tex., where they'll try for nationa La. and Annapolis Dr., Hazlet; all estimate of the three-sport Set for Finals over the two-mile course, and the show on the road, contacted success in the swimming sport. Tigers, Union Ave. and Middle Dick Meissner's clincher in thi program to 17 million dollars. third period last night was thi TRENTON — The sites, dates the 10th running of the Louis E. Ike and LeRoy yesterday morn- Tom Is a graduate of the Red Bank Catholic Rd. Shopping Center, North Ccn- and times of the final champion- Stoddard, Jr. Exclusively for ing. Ike flew in from New York, Only the recently completed 20 terville. only solid shot he let get througl and 11,158 saluted his over-al ship games in the 42d annual three-year-olds and carrying a but Jeffrey — despite a wind- High School. million dollar five-year contract Also Flyers, Airport Shopping blown snowstorm ranging in the performance with a terrific ova New Jersey State Interscholastic $10,000 added purse, the latter is SHORT SNORTS — Lawyer Joseph P. Hintelman between the major leagues and Plaza, Rt. 36, Hazlct Fire Com- lake area—elected to drive from tion when he left the ice. Athletic Association's basketball contested over the one mile and is working on a tough case. The court room is in the the National Broadcasting Co. pany, Hazlet Fire company field tournament were announced by seven-eighths distance. Detroit. The former University for the World Series and All- Maple Dr.; Hawks, Beers St. Norman J. Mansfield, executive He made the 180 miles in about Hintelmann household and the case involves basket Minnesota standout, who is or Aside from the features over Star games rights exceeds that field no. 1, Hazlet; and Wood secretary-treasurer. obstacles, the 56th consecutive five hours, and no pre-bout rest, ball. Tuesday night sons Joe and Jim took off and figure in the history of sports land Park, Middle Road School Army leave from Fort Carson including but the 23-year-old cx-collegian Colo., said he didn't think h AH of the games, United Hunts meeting in the Em- attended the Camden-Trenton game in Asbury Park, TV. North Centerville. both public and parochial high almost won it all. He sank a chances of pursuing a basebal pire State will offer seven races Gillette said it will continue Vernon W. Manning, chairman school groups, will be played damaging left hook into Ike's and Mrs. Hintelmann tok off for New York to watch career are too good. He was ol daily over the turf course and iponsorship of these events and announced the third annual 8 Friday night and Saturday after- mid-section in the seventh, but fered a bonus by the Washingto regular track. St. Bonaventure defeat St. John's (NY), 106-71, in an :he Rose Bowl football game on o-12 League dance will be heli noon and night. The Rutgers and Ike went on to win a close but Senators after graduation. NIT game. Lawyer Joe, a basketball fan himself, is *4BC but that it will no longer April 30 in the West Keansbur, Princeton University gymna- unanimous decision. sponsor the Triple Crown horse r His hockey future? He a< trying to shake the witnesses to find out why he was ire House, Eighth St., startinj siums, as well as Camden Con R. B. Rifle Club Irked because the heavyweight racing series on the Columbia at 8:30 p.m; mitted he wanted to come bad vention Hall, will be the sites of main go was canceled, hundreds "left at home" with two good games on tap. Son Joe and play for the Rangers nex Broadcasting system. Music will be provided by Rich the games. of fans received ticket refunds, 1 year but wouldn't discuss it fu Loses to Freehold says "Mother ' has the inside track somewhere as The "Friday Night Fights" — ard and his Hi-Fi's. All proceed; The group 3 and 4 champion- but 3,224 finally arrived to pay "ther. $5,353. "she gets all the good tickets." Case dismissed. TV's oldest continuous program will be used for league equip ship tilts are slated for Satur- FREEHOLD - The Freehold — will disappear from both NBC ment. The whole issue revolve: day at Camden Convention Hall. Rifle Club defeated Red Bank, Judge Bill Tomson voted 45-44, Red Bank Catholic's 1959 gridders are sport- radio and TV June 24. Gillette around money — and McCartai The Group 3 game will be play- 878-777, in a four-position match Judge Charles Bill 46-43, Referee Ing brand new Green and Gold jackets. They all has been its sponsor. and Ranger General Manage ed at 2:30 p. m. and the Group Monday in the Freehold Region- Tony LaBranche 46-44, and the This means there will be no Muzz Patrick will have to decidi 4 contest is set for Saturday at Associated Press 46-45—all for were dressed up by the Red Bank Catholic Boost- Horse Racing al High School. network radio fights for the first that. The pair had a meetinj 8 p. m. Applegate was high man for Chestnut. er Association as a reward for winning the South time since 1941. BOWIE, Md. — Cyprian Ca scheduled for today but both sa; An advance sale of both stu- Freehold with a 183 score, while Chestnut's win was his 48th Jersey Class A football championship. The future of the Wednesday ($13.20) came through the snov his hockey future will have t dent and adult tickets will be Jerolaman fired a 170-point total against five losses and three night fights, now on ABC, is in and won the top event at Bowii wait until his Army discharge held for the games at Camden for Red Bank. draws. A & B Boat Sales held a boat show Saturday ai yesterday. doubt. Their sponsor, Miles Lab- July. McCartan received on Convention Hall. There will be The scores: its Belford location. You heard of drive-in banks, etc oratories, will combine with Gil- LINCOLN, R. I.-Prince Bon expenses for his four games. no advance sale of tickets for Washington outfielder Bob Al- FREEHOLD RIFLE CLUB lison hit 17 of his 30 home runs Well, A & B has a drive-in show room. Officials of thi lette to back the new series, and anza ($4.20) raced to an casj the games to be played at the N. Applegate 183 if no one else gets up the cash, 2%-length victory in the Lincol: TOP THRILL Rutgers and in 1950 after the fifth inning. company claim a purchaser can pick his boat am Princeton Univer- Meathcad 178 the series will die. At one time, Downs feature. sity gyms. F. Wheeler 176 trailer rig, and drive it out with his automobile, or i CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) there were five network boxing HALLANDALE, .Fla. — One Alvin Dark, new Philadelphi Ticket sales will be under the J. Jensen 172 other words, walk in and drive out with a boat trai shows—two on Monday, one each Eyed King ($4.10) held off a fas' third baseman, says his bigges supervision of the director of A. Buffett 169 LUXURIOUS athletics and be sold only at the ing. on Wednesday, Friday and Sat closing Amos 2nd for a hal thrill was another player's horn urday. length verdict in the $12,4J un. competing schools. A separate 878 LIVING In the past few years rainy and chilly weather Green Valley Turf Handicap at "It was Bobby Thomson admission will be charged for RED BANK RIFLE slowed down high school baseball practice ses- Gulfstream Park. home run in the Polg Groun both the afternoon and evening & PISTOL CLUB games at Camden Convention SAN MATEO, Calif.-Gun Box which enabled the Giants to be: B. Jerolaman 170 sions. Now the coaches are thinking melting Moorestown Hall. ($4.80) scored his fourth victory the Dodgers in the 1951 Nation L, Michaels 167 snow is about the most important thing on the Special sections of bleachers of the year in Bay Meadows' League pennant playoff," sa R. McCartney 165 will be reserved at Camden Con- March calendar. Tops Sayrcvillc main event. Dark. E. Battersby 161 vention Hall for the fans of the Nice gesture: Arrangements have been made b; North Jersey Group 3 and Group J. Kearney 114 Norman J. Mansfield, executive secretary-treasurer o In Overtime CAN HE DO IT? - - - - By Alan Move 4 finalists. These sections will 777 the NJSIAA for teams from North Jersey to arrive ii NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -j be reserved up to one half-hour HOLLY HILL Moorestown, battling for its third' before game time. However, Camden Friday night and stay overnight in the Wai state title in a row, gained the! there will be no reserved seats CONTRASTING TRACKS Mobile Home Soles Whitman Hotel. This allows participating teams to get final of the Group 3 basketball sold for either game. OLDSMAR, Fla. (AP)—There's a vast difference between the (Between Mortiin & s. Amlioj-) a reasonable night's rest and thus avoid a bus drive on tourney last night with a thrill- TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE ing overtime victory over Sayre- Hialeah and Sunshine Park race Route 35 South Amboy the day of the title game. FIIIDAY tracks, Hialeah in Miami is well ville, 59-58. At Ttutgers Gym. New Rrunswlck PARKWAY 1-5858 It was an uphill fight all the 8:00— Group 2 Final: nidsefleld Park- shrubbed and has flamingoes Roxbury winner vs. Carteret-Rlverstde around the infield lake. Sun- Open Evenings Pro Basketball way for the victors. Sayrcvillc winner At Princeton I'nlverslty Gym shine's infield lake abounds with Mon. thru Sat. 'til 9 P. M. AssodAtrd Press Golf Course led at halftime, 32-24. Moores- R:00—Pirochlal B Final: St. M»ry'« (Elizabeth) vs. St. Joseph'! (Camden) sea gulls. last Mlht'i Hrsulli town never held a lead until 2 minutes 28 seconds remained of SATURDAY Boston 111, Phlladrlphls 105 At Prineton University Oym (Bwton Iradl bMl-of.J «rrlr«, 10) OpensWcdnesday regulation time. Moorestown's 2:00—PurochlRl C Final: ft. An- It. Ixmll lit, Mlnnrapnlla Ml Lcroy Peacock made a three- thony's Jersey City) vi. Wlldwood (St. Louli leadi S>fst-o(7 series, 10) RED BANK - "Wanna take up Catholic Today'i Schedule golf?" point play on a drive and foul 4:00—Group 1 Final: HarrHon-Belvl- to put his team ahead 47-16. ttere winner vs. Dunellen-Wtldwood win. Minneapolis »l St. l.ouli The Red Bank Parks and Rec- ner W FORD OR OTHER Sayrcvillc regained the lead, At Cnmden Convention Hall Tomnrron'a Schedule reation Committee lias made ar- 2:30—Group 3 Final: Englewood- CARS AND TRUCKS Boston »t rhlladrlphl* rangements to offer an eight- but Peacock tied the score at 51 Scoth PUIn* winner v«. aayrevllle- all with 42 seconds to go, and Moorestowii winner week course for beginners. K:OO—Group 4 Final: Snyder Jersey PHIL WALDMAN'S the game moved into overtime.! Clty)-Weequahlc winner vs, Trenton- The course will begin Wednes- Camrien winner GULF day, March 23, from 8 p.m. to In the extra period Sayrevillc; At nutRers University Gym, New made five straight points. Then' Brunswick SERVICE STATION 10 p.m., and will be held on the R:00~P»rochlil A Final: St. Petor'j second floor of the police head- in the space of 32 seconds! Jersey Cltyt vs. Trenton Catholic. Maple Ave. & W. Front St. quarters building, 51 Monmouth Moorestown tallied eight, fourj Open Dally and Sun. 7 A. M. . 10 P. M. St., here. It will be held each of them by Peacock, to win. i Wednesday evening. Peacock led all players with Ridgefield Park CALL SH 7-0308 35 points Phiilll Cassidy. assistant pro at; , T - A PLEASANT PLACE TO M C!;1 owM n will play Englc- PLAN YOUR POST Old Orchard Country Club, Hat-1 "°>' " ' Defeats Roxbury^ FRANK PORTER'S ontown, will be the golf profes- wood for the title Saturday after- MERIDIAN PARTY OR noon at Camden Convention hall. FAIR LAWN (AP)—Ridgefield LUNCHEON Park overpowered Roxbury last No equipment is needed by the night, 76-56, to enter the final RED BANK TIRE CO. • Beautiful View student other than rubber-soled Pro Hockey round of the state Group II • Relaxing Atmosphere shoes, Clubs, ball and practice high school basketball champion- TWO LOCATIONS mats will be provided. „„,„,„, M I. T FREE • Nautical Lounge :n for the winners who now have HI 3-1245 ition office before Wednesday,'New York City includes n 25-bcd 2MP 7O an 18-4 season mark. Roxbury A registration fee will bclhnspital and three first aid Cislnlmiri H K>«3 fcUvti touted* closed the year with a 13-9 rec- US; ROYAL T TIRES charged. 'rooms, ord, i I Elorde Decks BED BANK REGISTER Braves Could Be N.L. Team to Beat Thurs., March 17, 1960-33 By WALTER t. JOHNS we're going to have any trouble Dressen, "and Coach Whit Wyatt like Del's hitting into so many Comes in Magila says that Willey look* the best double-plays last year. Carteret Loses BPADENTON, Fla. — Chuck at second. And I don't plan to he's ever appeared." "I'll have to work on that," Dressen, who is back as a man-play Aaron there. Schoendienst Title Fight 1960 are just the manager says. ager in the major leagues, also is my man; he's strong and he's The Braves of To Riverside doing everything asked of him.about the same team as last John Demerit, from Jackson- MANILA (AP)—Referee Bar- is back in good voice and in the ney Ross knew as early as the home oflhe Brave Chuck makes "I know Red can play now. year when they blew the pen-ville, and Lee Maye, who did He won't play every day butnant to the Dodgers in that play- .veil at Louisville, are new outthir- d round that Gabriel (Flash) In NJSIAA Game like a Brave and indicates the I've a program worked out foroff. fielders being given a look. Elorde had beaten Harold Gomes Milwaukee club will win it this CAMDEN (AP)-Riverside, de- him. We were going to make a Among young pitchers who may for the junior lightweight cham- year, and should have won it fending state Group II cham- trade to guard us at second. help are Ron Piche, a reliei CAPSULE COMMENT pionship of the world here last last year. However, this Chuck Cottier specialist from Louisville; Bot On Milwaukee Braves night. pions, turned back a lanky Car- Chuck denies some of the Haitman, up from Louisville; Dor Finish last year—Second. *; "If it weren't a championship teret team, 67-55, last night in a things he reportedly said about (up from Louisville) looks good and Mel Roach says his leg isNottebart, who won 18 for the Pitching—Good, as always. fight, I would have stopped it instate basketball tournament dou- the Dodgers, his former club, same club; Winston Brown, who the third round,'" America's for- but does say — "I think we have okay." Infield—Problem at second if bleheader windup at Camden The new Braves boss feels that was 15-14 for Sacramento, anc' ^ed Schoendienst hasn't come mer world welter and lightweight a better team than the Dodgers, Convention Hall. Bill Bryton will do better this Carl Green, who's been in base >ack all the way. champion said today. man for man, and I think we ball for eight years but has spen' The 130-pound Filipino fighter Dunellen rallied to defeat Wild- can beat the Giants, too if nothing year and that he expects to get Outfield—Could use help. help from* Juan fozarro, Carlton four years in the Navy, Power—Hank Aaron and Ed dethroned the 128J4-pound cham- wood, 52-36, in the opener to happens to our boys in the way of pion from Providence, R. I. with injuries." Willey and Joey Jay. The catching is the same witr \1athews—plenty! enter the Group I finals. Del Crandall and Stan Lopata, Overall—Could be the team to a seventh round knockout in "Pizarro said he was going their 15-round title fight at sub Riverside led Carteret virtual- Dressen admits the Dodgers to do better for me," explains and Dressen indicated he didn't ieat, as usual. are a "good" ball club, but "I urban Manila's Araneta Coliseum. ly all the way in the nightcap. don't think that owners of this He caught Gomes with a flashing Carteret did manage to come club would trade one club against right-left combination to the jawwithin three points at 45-42 in the other." Dressen hedges a in the second round for the first the third quarter. bit on trying to compare the knockdown. Gomes appeared to Riverside's Tony Caracci was LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON —A father-son combination pitching staffs of the Braves and fight on instinct after that. the game's high individual scor- working out with the Boston Red Sox at Seottsdale, the Dodgers except to state that Recalling how he counted out er with eight field goals and five "we have more veteran pitchers Ariz., are the Carl Yastnemskis, Sr. and Ji\ Carl, Sr., Gomes in the seventh as the,bad- fouls for 21 points. His team- but we must have more than two ly beaten champion rose to his left, who is 43, and a former star semi-pro is just spend- mate, Jack Burk, had 15. Denny 20-game winners." hands and knees, Ross said, "If Medvetz had 15 for Carteret. t had allowed Elorde to land ing his vacation. Carl, Jr., 21, who hopes to make the' Some comment was made Riverside will meet Richfield Red Sox team was brilliant in the minors last year, and' last year that the Braves may even another push, he might have killed Gomes." Park tomorrow at New Bruns- have become a bit too compla- wick for the Group II champion- is doing well in spring training. Elorde, throwing left and right cent, and Dressen has a word ship. for that. bombs, decked Gomes eight Dunellen seemed on the way "I HAVE my opinions on last times before finishing him off in the seventh. for an upset for three quarters year," he says, "and 1'Jii going in the Group I semifinal. to push these boys. They, get OWLING paid big money here and I don't expect any trouble if I push them. Baseball The veterans won't resent being firestont Ve*lerd»y'» HptlilU pushed — they better not! This linn 8. Cleveland t club has the biggest payroll in San l"r«nel»cn 7, Chlr»«o (N) cither league." (fl Innings) TIRES Ktniai City 8. Ralllmorr I Mllv,«ukr« 4, Chlrmo (A) ] REI1 BANK lH.'SINKSSMKN'* MONDAV Dressen's discussion of his I in SI.M'.SSMK.VS I.KAC.I i: I'lllilMimli It, llflrolt o I.UAOl K I w team's chances accented running Nmv York I. Wa^hlnfton 0 LOWEST \V 1 U'.randtaotte Bulldrrs 56 (R Innlnxs, rain) OH Vllliiee Inn -IS SH which the Braves haven't done. Other Oamri * W Lloyd's Pharmacy 30 the best hitter in baseball," says rillshurgli vs. (Inrlnnall at Tampa Blockwall Nat's Jewelers .. 36 42 V F W or W. Keansbur!: 21 LOR Ansrlen vs. Milwaukee Tutwtrp* Orilll Const. Co 3'i 4-li Chuck, "and I've said that Wil- at llradtnlon Monmoulh Lumber Co .'if 47 M0 Club—B. Million 232, L. | lie Mays of the Giants is the *Plu» tax and ricappabU lir* Progressive Lire Ins. Co. ... 25 53 I.. Clrlsllano 217, 212: V. Boncnda 212, A PAIR OF STRANGERS High team game—Crate's Bovcrases P.. Johnson 201. best all-around player because 9R7. Hli:h team series—Crate's Bev- of his daring and running — but BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — AUTOMOTIVE erages 2.805. Wen game—Eii. Klslln .SVCAMORK FltlltAV WOMKN'S 2.1G High Individual series— Dr. Mor- I.KAIil'K Aaron could come close." When Ron Hunt, a third base- gan P. Collo 607. W I, 600 Series—Dr. Jlorcan P. Collo 213, Baynton's Linoleum 4S 21 Aaron's name has been men- man from St. Anns, Mo., re- 2ns. 1SG-6II7. Ed. Klslln 236, 13!>, 166Sycamore Lanes _... 47 22 tioned in the second base prob- ported to the Milwaukee Braves, 200 Club—Joe Barbusln 201, 21)2; Joe L. S. Mike's Toys -IHi 2!l'i lem, which everyone says the lie was asked if he and out- Firestone Stores Vltrano 200, Bob Hcmlillnc 20'J. Phil Little Silver Cleaners 36 33 Rretz 503, Dick Jarvls 21(1. Speed nlobe Petroleum 35'i 33'Bravej s have because of Red fielder Ken Hunt of Grand Forks, Maple Avenue Tomalno 224, Tony Savaee 201, Krcrt M & W Sales Co 32 37 LonKCoy 204, Tom Walker 234 Pete Harrison Ins. ASIMICV :;(t 3n Schoendienst's status. Of this N. D., were related. Ron, a PeGeronlmo 202, J.es Jones JOJ, Joe LItlU- Sliver Lumber 2S 41 Dressen says: "I don't think tPholoa by Frank Euchirchuk) bonus player, didn't even know At White St. Talver, Jr. 201, Pat Ambrosia 202, Shrewsbury Pharmacy 2K 41 AnRcln Murdico 211. Klnyilc Schliifoui! Merchants Trust, Cu. ..- 21 45 there was another Hunt on a I Red Bank 201. Sonny Acerra 202, Andj- DeNncel Hlph Series—Amy Jnlrerzewskl 10(1. big league roster this spring. 22::, Joe Tomalno, Sr. 2IK1. Pat lilccl 170. MO- !il2. Ann Nill K.l. 15*!. 152 2 GOP Official* FINED $15 •171. P.ulli >'iey 171. 1G!>. 11I—1S1. NJSIAA Tourney Ron hit .284 at McCook, Neb., SH 7-5700 226 Joe Menzxopane, Jr. 22.1. 202; Paul Mary 170. 152. 151- 473. RED BANK - Ronald Cohen, Patterson 205. Bill lliiliy '-'li. Jim Shrewsbury in 1959 while Ken batted .321 at Clearv 213. 205; P.ay Poarce 2ll.i. John Endorse Democrat 220 Shrewsbury Ave., yesterday ralnrirlrnno 200, Subby Gollno 21S, Hike IVY I.K.Wit V. Shreveport where he hit 21 Ferrlgric 214. W L Winners was fined $15 for careless driv- Hidden Hrook Grinning MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — homers. McGulre's Oalis 42 !i 261, Introduces ing. Magistrate John V. Crowell IIKII HANK FACIII.TV I.EACJI' Galluccl's Pastry EAST ORANGE (AP)-Harri- Mayor Peter J. Waters and w l< I Jeffries Flying '"A" son stalled Belvidcre with a zone Township Commltteeman Slg- also fined Mary B. Jones, 7 Wil- ll:Mapnnlin Inn liam St., $10, delinquent inspec- "''I"""'. 24 12,Tlck-Tock Cleaners defense last night and won aDebris Law mund V. Kowalskl, both Re- 1li Hen's Aluminum Service .. tion; Eleanor Winning, 40 South Cialk-diistcrs semi-final game in the GroupJ SHREWSBURY — An ordi- publicans, last night endorsed ^robawtis 1« lR|Wickntunk Garage Mrs. Pauline K. Behr for re-St., Eatontown, $8, blocking a PASSENGER Husliles . 17 19;l,uvole Lalis.. lnc 3P; state basketball tourney, 47-31, nance requiring property owners r.i-|.rr:icker» . 16 2dip.arltnn Window Cleaning election as tax collector. driveway; Carney A. Johnson, 38 . 12 2tiMar!horo Aulo Wreckers ... at Upsala College gym. to keep their lands free of debris Swivels .. 10 28|30n Bar Everett Hothouse of Belvidere Mrs. Behr is a Democrat. Seaview Manor, Long Branch, GENERAL sharpies fi Ave. (700 Series-Charles l will have a public hearing before $10, double parking, and Cather- p.av Pearce 36 171.5 rai. " ~ i maintained his usual scoring ef- the Borough Council April 5. Unopposed In the primary, .lo'inl Falk 39 171.2 200 Club—Frank Lee 259, or fec(iveness with 10 field als but she will be seeking her first ine Starr, 224 Newman Springs TRUCK TIRES TVvi Slaveu 39 .151 Rc-hrlE 214, Cliarles Alle"n M6! 224"i e° The measure introduced Tues- V .,ce OHaml 3il mi 209; I:io Testlno 207, Inez Bakenl>ArP 200*}fin, Harrison'l-Ii prtir/in'ps Tf\nzon eA r*nriiArcooled1 /-ifofff thtf-ieA full term in the November Rd., Red Bank, $4, overtime park- T r'v Aniendola 30 149.7 day night would give the council • Mne Pearce M 14 7.5 rest of his mates. election. She is now complet- ing at meters.' KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING r -,iic': Pell'Oino 3!1 145.6 W L Belvidere could never get the power to order an owner o ing a two - year- unexpired 7 p'k 33 113.3 St. James 1 ....40'4 2S'f tenant to clean his land, or the Jhn E IB 13S.6 L. S. Embury Methodist . ...3!>'i •jgi: closer than 10 points after the term. The Yonkers, N. Y., harness rt"tn .lablonsltt 133.9 Runison Prejhvtcrlan ...3R 31 early moments of the contest. borough will have it done. McMANUS & FISK, Inc. P. »h olisson 132 Hed Bank Mothoillst 1 31 33 The GOP executive commit- racing season of 1959 averaged r,-.« P.ub 131. Ked Hank Pre.soyterinn 2 . Ti'. Harrison meets Dunellen Sat- 10 Days tee voted earlier this month 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK J.w Fnrrell St. Anthonv- 73...345 !i 35" 24,623 fans a night for a nightly rwrv Wr'cht • Ueil Bank Methodist 2 ...31 35 urday at Princeton for the Group not to run a Republican for wagering average of $1,932,065. Warte O'Connor .... 3fl 126.9 35U If the governing body decides ... 3!t 126 St. James •: ...33 <'- I crown. collector' against Mrs. Behr. "Miry Larfien Trinity Episcopal ...33 3fi the land needs cleaning, it gives Tom KnrlO" 30 125.2 CAMDEN (AP) — Dunelten To date, however, the organi- Bob Dudley Shrewsbury Presbyterian 3d1; 3S1 the owner 10 days' notice. The " Bob nlstian seemed on the way for an upset zation, as such, has not en- Bill Hay Tied Ban!; Presbyterian 1 2S 41 for three quarters last night, but owner or tenant then has 10 days Lois ARle - 11H.2 500 Series—Emma Barbato 1SS-1SS-170 dorsed Mrs. Behr. Pony Loveraldge lin.l i —548; Join Maine 1T4-15O-2OO—524 rallied and defeated Wildwood, in which to accompish the task. 111.(1 Doris Zcrr 175.151-165—515. But Mr. Waters and Mr. Ko- Command John Moses 52-36, to enter the Group I finals If the work is not done, the Naomi Wersc ,r: J in 7 walski said last night, "We Charlotte McCain ... :io ion.i -Mllini.KTOWN MOM».\v"NIGHT of the state basketball tourna- borough can have the work done Marge Amendola IS 107.1 .M1XKI) I.KACIK are making it known publicly E<1 Mcebnn -•• 3 ins.n W ment. and put the cost on the tax bill Tir. Angel Franco .., 36 83.2Lorri'fl Rar 47 that we are supporting her." 4 State Farm Insurance 43 A last quarter spurge of 19 Performance •Leads Ladles' nveraces Violators of the ordinance face Suburban GulJf Service 4.1 straight points defeated the LulKl'.i 411 a maximum fine of $200 and 10 VVH1AC NOTICE South Jerseyans for Dunellen at Th a foregoing ordinance wai Intro- w Pctnick Constrtictlon .... 30 • i days in jail. Each day the viola- I^akevlew Inn 33'. Camden Convention Hall. duced and paused first reading al n CamzelK Trucklnc . .12 tion exists is considered a sep-regular meeting of the Mayor urn) with Wee 3 - ''"• MUlilletown Lanei Dunellen meets Harrison at arate offense. ^ouncil of tlie Borough of Fair Haven, J!lb,i!l» 34 L'flO CUth -- MatJy Knui1.*e Princeton Saturday in the Group hold on Marcli 14, I960, and will conru Early Birds "•':>; PalaiHlrano "09. Boh Orr 224. up for final consideration and passage Alley Cnl - —.31 I final. More Business Area at a regular meeting of said govern- Sky High 3(1 ing body to be held March 2S, 1&G0, NUhtmnres '-!> SOUTH ORANGE (AP)—Wee- Council passed an ordinance at S v. m., at the Fire Itousr, Fair All Stars 21! 31 I.iven, N. J., at which time and plaxr GRAVELY quaic reached the Group IV riiachas - r Providence which deepens the business zbne nil persons desiring to be heard there- Lucky Strikes 23 31 finals of the state basketball on will be given full opportunity. r..Vl on Broad St.' and in other Crullers 21'-j tourney for the second straight ROY \V. NELSON. Stevi-dors W- 37'5 sections of the borough. The SOD Club—J. Maine T>35, B. Decker And Bonnies time last night with a S2-47 vic- Borough Clerk. nm. E. McGinn- 502. measure provides a 50-foot wide AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR- Power! tory over Snyder of Jersey City. ISO Club—L. Klnr J'ft. .T. Maine 2(1R. buffer zone along the rear line DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- B. Stoeeker 200, E. McGilIre 191, J. Weequahic will meet Camden NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE Bruno 19I-1S!), n. Tope lfcfi. J. Bins! Meet Top Teams of the business zone. CONSTRUCTION OF A BIJILDINO 1'«. A. McCIellan 1ST. L. Hlnli-lmani Saturday at Camden in a replay TO HOUSE BOROUGH OFFICES 1^3. B. Pecker 1R1, P. Stout 1S1, p. NEW YORK (AP)—St. Bona-j°.f last year's final, won by Cam- Warren Jailer, 18 Meadow Dr., AND LIBRARY FACILITIES IN Grimes ISO. AND BY THE BOROUGH OK FAIR venture and Providence, a couple den. objected to sections of the ordi- HAVEN. COUNTY OP1 MONMOUTH.' Salome Scott paced Weequahic nance which affect the area near NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIATING; Ben Hogan has won the Masters 1 of teams which forgot to look at THE SUM OF J67.000.O0 THEHKKOR Golf Tournament twice and has.the seedings and care less, square with his rebounding and 1hi9s home. Council said it would AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- turn his objections over to the ANCE OF $10,000.00 BONDS OF THE been runnerup four times. off against the two top rated points. BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN FOR 1 teams in the semi-finals of the Planning Board for further con- FINANCING SUCH APPROPRI- ATION" ADOPTED MAY 'J5, 1959. National Invitation Basketball The Pittsburgh Pirates can sideration. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor tournament tonight. field an all-Caribbean outfield- The zoning ordinance had been and Council of the Bnrough of Fair Haven, In thfi County of Monmouth and Bonaventure, riding the Roberto Clemente of Puerto under study by the Planning Stale of New Jersey: of an 18-game winning Rico, Roman Mejias of Cuba and Board since February, 1959, 1. That Section I of an Ordinance Joe Christopher of the Virgin entitled "An Ordinance Providing for streak, pits its highly effective Mayor Bernard B. White pointed the Construction of n Untlding to House "nervous" defense against top- Islands. out. Borough Offices and Library Facilittei In and by the Borough of Fair Haven, Iseeded Bradley in the opener. County of ilonmouth, New Jersey, Ap> Providence, which has lost roprlatlng the Sum of JB7.OQ0.OO There- ar and Authorizing the Issuance of MORE POWER! ... MORE PERFORMANCE! only four of its 27 starts and (10,000.00 Bonds of the Borough ol Knir GUEST-DRIVE THE these by a total of 10 points, goes Hnven for Financing such Approprl- Plow Deep...Plow Easy — QUICK CHANGE — Power Cultivate itlon" adopter) MBy 2.1, lf»5ft, ho and against fast, smart and aggres- [he samn l» hereby amended to read sive second seeded Utah State i followR: Command power for your garden work ali summer long! Gravely Tractor with Rotary TRIUMPH "Section 1. The improvement dr- in the second game. acrlhed In Section 3 of this Ordi- Plow gives you a perfect seedbed in one operation—ihm quick-change to the Rotary Culti- The winners clash Saturday at nance Is hereby authorized ns a general improvement to he mntie vator, and you power-cultivate all season. . . . You COMMAND the Gravely—no need TR 3 Only $2675 4 p. m. in (he nationally tele- ar -nrnuireii by the Bormiffl) of Fair Haven. New Jersey. For the to push, pull or pamper this rugged, performance-proved tractor! Bring on your tough jobs vised (NBC) title game. i nald Improvement or purpose RtfttiHl 111 Section 3, there is hereby «p- and watch the Gravely make them easy! The Rcelster'1 classified ad section proprlated the sum of $00,000.00. . Is Moninoutft county's great market said aum being Inclusive of alt ap- place wliere buyers and seller's meet I propriation! heretofore- mnfle there- everv Issue—Advertisement. for Hnd Including; this »um of J6(r- (HtO.OO HI the down payment for MOW-POWER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY sr\ltl Improvement or purpose re- quired! by Law nnd now nvnlUbi* Versatile — you have a choice of FOUR ICE FROLICS therefor by virtue of provision in Also Complete Selection of a hmfgM or hudprtn of thK linr- proved power mowers that romp through the Used Sport Cars and Sedans miph previously adopted." OF 1960 2. That Section 2 of fial'l Ordinance toughest mowing jobs! • am! the 5am" is r:«*r*"by BtmnriH o Tffw! us follows: MARCH 18th & 19th "Section 2. For 111* financing nf • 30" Rotary I MONMOUTH -8:30 P. M.— •aid Improvement or purpose an-i RIDE — to meet the part nf said im.OOO.OO • 30" Reel appropriation not met by said down Casino, Asbury Park payment, negotiable bond* of the I Power •Driven! MOTORS Borough. Pftch tn hi* Known «• 72" Gangs Gen. Admission SI.75 *nu|]itlnj* Canst met Ion Bond*, irr hereby authorized to br Issued 1«> $Qlf-Propetlod!\ 42" Sickle Reserved Seats $2.75 the principal amount of flO.WiO.fiO LI 2-2414 puraunnt to the Local Bond Liw Telephone PR 4-2000 cnn.Mltntine Sections 40:1-1 to 40:1- HIGHWAY 35 Dcnpflt Fllkln Hn«|illRl RS of tlin Revised Statute" of New Your Choice of 30 Tools! Jffrnpy. In nntJflpBtJon n! ihe fs- .Sanctioned by L'SFSA nunnrf1 of inch bonds find to tempo- One Gravely powers 30 performance-proved tools—you choose the attachments to fit EATONTOWN rarily finance iiiltl Improvement or TMirpoup, ncKotfablfl notes of th* your jobs ... exactly! The right tool for every Lawn, Garden, Field or Farm job! Borough tn n princinal amount not e-nrfMIn* %\ 0,000.00 are herebv nitthorfw! to (»*• I* inert purtiunnt Sue What ll't Uke to Command Gravely Power/ TRACTOR All You Need to Know About to nint within the limitations prr- scribed by s^ld I.nw. Th" maxi- . Ask for Ml DIMONSTRATION — without obligation $339.00 mum ratr nf Intrre^t. which anv MUTUAL FUNDS of snl'1 ntdientlmiH His 11 benr I* Jools Extro n!x ti'-r rrnium per nnnum " What They Are. How to Buy Them. ^ T»;ii siilitKiraernith c* The estimate minlmiim COUPON BKI.O1V I'OK FHKE UOOKI-ET amount of money to he rnhf.1 from SPRING LAUNCHING —Navy's crew squad literally nl! inn r CM for said linurnvf uifnt GRAVELY NEW JERSEY, INC. or ruirtio*" \n SftO.OOO.W), the rxrp«« I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, INC. breaks the Ice in launching a spring practice session on Ihprrdf 4iv*r the HaM rstimntnl STOCKS — BONDS — .MUTUAL FUNDS imxlmum of bonds or nolps in he U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 9, RFD 4, BOX 5 ice-cloggod College Creek at Annapolis, A motor launch (•uix-fi thfrffr»r tiflftjc the amount 210 Broadwny t'A 2-IWI1 I.UIIR Branch, X. .1. nf the »alit jtKO.OOO.OO down pftyincnt precedes tho delicate shells on their practice runs. Tho •fur *n1't t'iiprf> DODGE COUPE, Reasonable. Resonable rates. SALARY TO START $92 Good running order. SH 1-2462. MOTHER will enre for children weekly APPLES — Selected Red Delicious. PETS AND LIVESTOCK MORRIS '1000' Ill 3-1(71 In her home. Have car. Golden Delicious. Staymcn Winesap. 1049 Oldsmoblle. Four door, V-8. Rndlo PER WEEK LI 2-2607 Macintosh. Macouns. For eating and ID.'.! STUDEBAKEIt Convertible, new heater, white walls. look* and run, Call personnel department, COLLIE PUPPIES AKC, seven weeks before you buy. good. A good buy. JJ135. KE 6-0917. WOMAN cooking, also R. I. Greenings for pics. tires, battery, brakes, rebuilt motor. EMPLOYMENT SH 1-4326 Bucklln Fruit Karm and Nursery. Pha- old. Real Beauties. Male and fe- 5105. KE 6-1047 after 5 p. rn. wishes day's work. males. Reasonably priced. CA D-0656. 1055 MERCURY MONTEREY hardlol HELP WANTED-FEMALE Call SH 1-5523 lanx Rd., Llncroft. SH 1-0990. MORRIS MOOO' has these Merco-O-Matlc, radio, heater, powi FRENCH POODLES — Silver gray, SCfB OR LESS— Handllni! only Fords, brakes. S7.VJ. LI 2-313(1. ELECTROLUX CORPORATION VENETIAN BLINDS REPAIRED—New important features: Chcvrolets. Lcvinc's, Hwy. 30, oppo- KEGISTKRED NURSES-:! to 11, five 508 Prospect Ave, Little Silver Shop, tapes and new cords put on. We re. four months old, beautiful. Innocula- slto Grand Union. KB G-S411. day week. Call between 1 a. m. andping Center. Man wanted. Mechanical glaze and re-screen aluminum windows. ted and wormed. KE 1-2554. •JICE 1950 Jeep White station wagol 3 p. 111. CO 4-5B0O. • Full 12-Mo. Warranty CADILLAC 1053 convertible, black, pow- $150. Please cull. background helpful. Sales and service. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE Prown's, 47 Broad St.. SH 1-7500. PEKINESE PUPPIES AKC registered. er, excellent condition. Heat offer. SE 2-9712 PAYROLL CLERK. aDHIty to (ypeS.H l>2070. 827 Forest Ave., Laurence Harbor. Pleasant working condition*. Liberal YARDS. CELLARS, ATTICS cleaned. LO 6-3811. • Over 40 M. P. G. CA 0-2414. Evenings CA 2-4806. .951 NASH AMBASSADOR — Rndl ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with at Any and all traflh removed. Large STEEL CLOTHESLINE POLES employee beiiefltfi. Canterbury Knitters, least six years experience in circuitry. heater, automatic, good running con' Locust St., Keyport. dump truck. SH 7-2144. Welded watertight, two coats aluminum MIN1TURE FRENCH POODLE • Top Speed Over SPORTS CAR SPORTS CAR tlltlon. 585.' SH 7-4273. Good growth opportunity and pleasant AKC, black male, 12 weeks old. working conditions In ELECTRONIC PART-TIME driving or shipping, paint. Single or double lines with They tell me "This Is the most. A 953 DKSOTO four-door. Good tran COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. experienced. hooks. Set 4' In ground with cement. SH 1-5673 70 M. P. H. real good heel and toe special!" Top salary. Recent references. KE 1-MEASUREMENTS CO'i new engineer- Call purtntlon, fluid drive, power ateering( ing laboratory, devoted primarily to A.&B. Clothes Pole Co., 233 Northlll BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC. Field 1D5» PORSCHE 1000 COUPE S150. SH 1-7132. S521. T.I 2-0904 Rd., Colonla. FUlton 1-0963 evenings. • 4-Speed Gear Box Ready to rally: stop In and see It development of Industrial electronic champion blood lines. Nicely marked, today! •'OP. QUICK SALE —1059 RiMi iENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER— products. Apply In person or write, alert, healthy. Inoculated for distemper, Dauphlne, $1150. Also 11)53 FORD Experienced operator (or N.C. 31003LECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., SILVER MAPLE TREES—5' to 10' and hepatitis. SH 1-1851. • Full Volume Heater S'.'SO. 41 Garflcld PI., Hod Bank. SH Miichlne. Write for appointment INC., Lewis St. and Maplo Ave., FINANCIAL high 51 to $7, Oak trees 5' to 10' Maurice Schwartz "G.L.B.." Box 511. Tied Hank. Eatontown, N, J. Ll 2-0300. S5 to $25. Delivered and planted. LO COLLIE PUPS — trl's and blue's. R330. -1714. Eight weeks old. Wormed and In- 950 PONTIAC convertible, new topCOUNTER OIRL for dry clean- ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNI MORTGAGES oculated. LI 2-3563. & Sons ing plant. Experience not necessary. clans, with at least five years exper- MOVING — Last call for bargains. Pro- radio, heater. Engine needs repa vlnclnl sofa bed, $<5; chair and otto- WEIMARANER PUPPIES sired by 195S 141 West Front Street Red Bank Hest offer over 525. RH (-0C32. KB C2»48. ience in electronic circuitry. Pleasant UNLIMITED FUNDS Foreign Motor Sales working conditions In new engineering Second mortgages; 1-8 years—home, man, $10; double studio couch, $35; American Field Trial Champion. LO Stladysldo 7-0787 ACCOUNTS RECEIVAULE CLERK - laboratory workng with top grade en- business, tiny nmnunt; quick action; Tv-radio-phono combination, $25: ma6-6407- . y-/•:'•:•;:. ;:lnc. ' OPEN NIGHTS MOBILE HOMES Typing, neat uml accurate. Benefits, gineers. Apply in person or write lowest ralea. Call Wcnner — CO 4-2934. hogany secretary, $15; wing chair, $19: WANTED — Loving home for cat. (Authorized Sales-Service) Measant working condition!!. Cantebury ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. garden furniture, two wrought alumi- spayed, shots, clean, affectionate, two 11152 PLYMOUTH S5R HKOOKWOOII TRAILER—45x1 Empire desk, $19; primi- FOREIGN CAR SALESMAN French. Spanish. OS 1-0951. 124 Hwy. 35 Neptune tion to rlglu party. Involves steno- tive pine table, $10; round table, carved graphy and bookkeeping. Call CO 4-4074. Terrific opportunity (or rlRht man. Sal gallery, snake feet, $35; oval Victorian nry and commission. Asbury Park ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Eves, 'til 9 PR 4-8900 MAND—Attend one night a week or table, S20; lamp. $10. 1B6 Rlveredgc SECRETARY WITH KNOWLEDGE of urea. Write qualifications to "F.C.S." Rd., New Shrewsbury. bookkeeping. Call Box 511, Red Bank. Saturday morning. PRosppct 4-0303. Monmouth Hurilo Electronics Institute APARTMENTS AT 1-2057 BIG PAINT DISCOUNT SALE — Any PRESSER — for dry cleaning plant. 814 Cookman Ave.. Aabury Park. THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, all OLDSMOBILES $195 to $2495 | Experience necessary. color. Any type. Inside, outside and marine quality paint nl big discounts. utilities supplied. Available March 1. •60 R8—New car guarantee '.in IIR ;nr. Hardtop WOMEN KB 6-2949 One or two adults only. KE 6-2391. i'59 SRB Fiesta Station Wagon •SB 8SS 2-Dr. HardMp 51.50 PER HOUR PLUS BONUS White paint special; gallon, $2.98. Lay- AUTO MECHANIC — Chrysler product tex $3.49. "Rainbow" (oposite Acme FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1. 2 ami A '58 BR8 4-7>r. Sedan 'Ml Wi Convertible Part-time only. 9 a. m.-l p. m. Easy experience necessary for the Shore's MERCHANDISE parking loO. Broad St., Red Bank. fj'55 98 4-I>r. Hardtop '55 f)R 4-l)r. Hardtop Interesting survey work. No experience 3 bedrooms. Water, beat supplied newest Dodge dealer. Must have own $75 to $100 monthly. CA 9-1553. » '57 n.S 4-Dr. Sedan '51 SSS4-I)r. Si'dnn necessary, we fully train. Apply In tools, apply at F&H Motors, Inc. Hwy FOR SALE RECONDITIONED and guaranteed com- $ '57 OS 2-Dr. llitrillnn 'S3SS 4-nr. Sedan person for Interview. Wednesday, 35 & Clinton Ave., Eatontown. LI 2- mercial and domestic refrigerators, THREE ROOMS, unfurnished. Newly Si '57 8S4-Dr. Hardtop '53 fK Convertible Thursday, Friday 10 a. m.-l p. m. 1111. freezers and televisions for sale. Used decorated. Adults, no pets. Near m '57 8B 4-Dr. Sedan '.II !>S 4-Pr. Sedan refrigerators and televisions bought, 24 Eatontown Circle. LI 2-1439. g! '57 88 Convertible '51 s» 4-Or. Sedan THOR FOOD SERVICE WILL TRAIN personable young man HAMMOND hour guaranteed repair service. Refri- 37 K. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank with manngerlnl ability In new dry gerators reflnlshed and moved. Bay- THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, CLEANING WOMAN — One day a cleaning establishment us assistant ORGAN STUDIO shore Service Co.. Hwy 36. and Oth St., convenient locatlnn, all utilities sup- PROFITS ||CADILLACS $795 to $3995 week. Preferably with own transpor- lannger. Must have hlfili clmractpr Hclford. KE 6-2227, KE 0-3840, OS 1-died. Call SH 1-4707 or SH 1-8281. Intlon. Call OH 1-0443 evenings. jferences and ability to met the pub- of ASBURY PARK 0935. fei '58 Sedan dcVllle, white •Sedan dRV.llr lic. Clerical background helpful but FOUR ROOMS, all Improvements. Prl- ARE OUT gj '58 Sedan deVllle, Air Cond. '.").') Flrntwood, ctioicr of 3 ilOIISEWORKER wanted.'ranch home. not necessary. Apply between 4-5 p. m. Bales — Pervlcs — instruction WE BUY AND SELL anything and vato entrance. 21 Locust Ave., Red » '5S Coupe, blue 'S5 ('onvcrtiblp, blue Must have own transportation. Ref- Top Hat Drive-In Cleaners, SSO Broad* RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS everything. Give tho highest prices. Bank. '53 <>2 Sfdnn, bluo Call William Leff Furniture. Inc., Hwy. $'] '57 Seilnn rtcVllle erences. Call SH 7-4385. •••ay, LonK Branch. Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Eat. 'til 5:30 p.m. THREE ROOMS unfurnished. Furnish THE 35, Mlfldletown, EH 1-3213. Open eve- own heat, $55, 45 Miduletown Ave., FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electronic LIVE WIRE SALESMEN—For Key- Cookman Avj.-Maln St.. Asbury Park nings till 8 p. m. Atlantic Highlands. Bowtell Agency. lOTHER MAKES $95 to $3795f equipment. Light Interesting work, stone Laundries. Inc. These jobs of- AT 1-2100. JK "CO Eulck Convertible '."ill Bulck 2-Dr. Hanltop pleasant congenial environment, experi- fer dependable men an all year round PR 5-9300 BUNK REDS — Mattress and springs, til '50 Impala Convertible TitJ Konl Station Wagon ence desirable. Apply 0-4:30. Electronic opportunity to sell and deliver laundry $20. Call after six o'clock. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT — Three n '58 Bel Air 4-Dr. Hardtop T'li Ruick 4-Dr. Hanllop Measurements Co., Inc., Lewis St., andand dry cleaning on regular established MANUFACTURER of fine solid brass SH 1-7810 rooms, bath, unfurnished. All utili- m '58 Impam 2-Pr. Hardtop Tifi Mercury 4-Dr, Sedan Maple Ave., Eatontown. routes. We are looking for respon- lamps offers discontinued numbers at TWO MEN'S SUITS, sports Jacket and ties Included, $80. Near Hwy. 36. Leo- fi '58 Pontlac 4-Dr. Hardtop '5r» Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan LAB TECHNICIAN sible married men. You must have a ieduced prices. Tower Craftsmen. 105 slncks. overcoat, like new, size 42 nardd. Bowtell Agency. AT 1-2100. fc '57 Mercury 2-Dr. Hardtop '55 Dodge 2-Dr. Hardtop record of not changing Jobs often and Chestnut St.. Red Bank. long. SH 1-1549. K '57 Bel Air 2-Dr. Hardtop Doctor's office. Part-time. not afraid to knock on doors, giving THREE-ROOM apartment. All utilities '55 Bulck 4-Dr. Sedan LI 2-0033 SPINET PIANOS tor rent. Find out be- furnished. Call after 6 p. m. FR ON THESE 3 '57 Dodge Station Wagon Til Pord Station Wagon the best deals to potential customers, INNERSPRING MATTRESS nnd coll p. '57 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan have ability to do a selling Job, be* fore your purchase If your child Is spring, full size. $15 for both; 0x128.3833. •51 Bulck 2-Dr. Hardtop ARTS AND CRAFr counselor for rtay adaptable. Full allowance ot all rental I '57 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan '53 Hulck 2-Dr. Hardtop camp In shore area. Experience nec- cause the "sky In the limit." Not Just reversible fiber rug, color green, $8. RED BANK — Unusual three-room " '57 Bulck 2-Dr. Hardtop essary. Write "Counselor," Box 511eigh, t hours of truck driving. Best all on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 '53 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan styles. TustlnR Piano Co.. IS Monmoutn SII 1-0084 after 6 p.m. apartment. Furnished or unfurnished, TOP QUALITY '57 DeSotci Convertible Rerl Bank. around working conditions and pay In excellent address. Beautiful view. Must '56 Lincoln 4-Dr. Sedan '52 Pontlac Station Wagon the shore area. Holidays and vaca- St.. Red Bank. FOUR. RURNER GAS stove, timer, "51 Butck 4-Dr. Sedan HOUSEWOftKER, light duties. Cam of oven light, glass view door, almost be seen to be appreciated. Moderate tions with pay. We will train you SALT HAX-FINBST QUALITY rental. Write P.O. Box 551, Red Bank three children, 2-6 p. m. References. and we require a cash security. Inter- new. Horton ironer, also crib, Ralph SH 7-5242. Fred t>. Wikofl. Co. Harrlgan, 19 Forest Ave., Keansburg. or phono SH 7-2500. USED CARS views confidential. Call Prospect & SH 1-0554. '59 SIMCA GIRL —For dry cleaning plant. Must 6000. Ask for Mr. Cross. VICTROLA with SO records. Phllco TWO-ROOM furnished apartment for be neat appearance with pleasant TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. radio, electric mixer, bed, dresser, huslness couple, private bath and en- personality. Paid holidays, vacation GARAGE MAN — to work In a local All makes new or used. Guaranteed. and chair. SH 1-3243. trance. SH 1-2715. Super Deluxe, Black store Instilling batteries and tires. Low as $25. Scrplco's, 101 Monmouth with pay. Apply 8 through noon, Top APARTMENT, four rooms, two baths, R. H. Hnt Cleaners, Rte. 35, Mlddletown. Five day, 40 hour week, paid vacation St. Next to theater. SH 7-0485. YOUTH BED — Complete, excellent and many other company benefits. condition, Hollywood type. $30. LI 2- S100 month, utilities Included. No Bdwy. at 4th Ave., Long Branch—CA 2-1234 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS part-time kVrite "Garage man" Box 511. ReCASd H REGISTERS - New and used, 0265. children or pets, SH 7-504S after S p. m. $1295 dinner 6-9. Apply In person Molly Bank, N. J.. for interview. many models, reasonable. We sell, Itcher Hotel. Red Bonk. rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. MOVING, must sell. Coach carriage. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Four "58 EDSEL Ranger SALESMAN—Married man with car, beCA 20414. Baby-Tenila. All practically new. Best rooms 'and bath. All improvements. SALESLADIES — Two hours a night, bondable and ready to work. Open- iffer. LI 2-3063. First floor, centrally located In Red 2 Dr. Hdt. three nights a week, J7 an hour com- Ings In Monmouth and Ocean counties. POPULAR DEMAND tho J7.77 Cold Bank. $95 monthly. Heat and water mission. No canvassing, no investment, Work with district manager while Wave Permanent at Iris' of RodCOFFEE TABLE—good condition. $3, furnished. Call after 7 p.m. SH 7-1074. $1095 no collections, need car anil phone. training. Call Mr. Taylor, PR 5-0706 Bank. SH 7-1851. No appointments. TV stand solid mahogany. J3. King- Write "Sarah". Box 511, Red Hank. master brnller, silk shower curtnlns, UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Four for appointment. FOAM RUBBER. Contra-lnflatlon now draperies, chairs, cheap. SH 1-2506. rooms and bath. Two flights up, all "58 IMPERIAL Crown costs less than ever at FOAMART, modern Improvements. Immediate oc- Rte 35, EATONTOWN. STAIJFFER COUCII princess model, 4 Dr. Sedan AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS cupancy. West Front St., near Broad MUST SELL, RUGS — Never used, 9x fully equipped, one year. Excellent Red Bank. $70 monthly. Call after 7 12, no. 9il5. X39, other sizes. GE condition. $100. CA 9-1615. p.m. SII 7-1074. $3450 vacuum, 120. Phone 'til 7 p. m. SH 1- HAMMOND TONE CABINET KEANSBURG — Five rooms, bath, 1429., UNIT-DR-20. Like new. '57 CHRYSLER N. Yorker hardwood floors. Suitable commercial Get the BEST at RUSSELL FULLY AUTOMATIC Hamilton washer, KE 6-5569 use. N. Y.-Newark bus stops at door. 4 Dr. Hdt. about 6 years old, still worktnp;. You 1" CROSLEY TABLE MODEL TV, Next to super market on Main St. one name the price. SH 1-8120. 5 to 8 p.m. $85. Inquire Service Department. flight up. H, G. Folwer, 215 Creek Rd., Satontown TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. LI KE 6-1316. $1995 GET THE STORE FIXTURES. 20' blonde wood MM on. partitions. 12' counter with formica RED BANK — Three modern rooms, •57 PLYMOUTH Belvedere top, 6' work bench, clothes rack. Three BABY CARRIAGES — New. $14.95, bath. Desirable location. 118 McLaren baR racks. KE 1-0776. strollers. $5.95. Cribs, piny yards, it., D. Bleler. SH 7-1175 evening!. 2 Dr. Sedan mattresses. Save at Red Bank Carriage CARRIAdE HOUSE ANTIQUES—Syca- Shop. 3 East Front St., Red Rank. [UVER FRONT - Furnished. Bedroom- I960 more Rt Shrewsbury Ave.. New living room, kitchen, bath. Near sta- $1275 Shrev bury. Open Tuesday through Sat- SELF DEFROSTING COLDSPOT re- Ion. no pets $75. SH 7-0036. u-' ... 11 to 5:30. SPECIAL SALE, frigerator. 13 cu. ft., SO Ih. freezer, •57 IMPERIAL Crown GREAT CARS - HUGE SAVINGS 1-3 off on nil china, glass, bric-a-hrflc. like new. Original cost, $399.95. Can (More Classified Ads lamps, chandeliers and fireplace equip- be had for $125, Fireplace set antique 4 Dr. Sed., gold/white OLDS ment. with screen, $15. Call RU 1-1280. On The Next Page) $2150 MOST ACTIVE LOT IN MONMOUTH '•19 PLYMOUTH 2-dr. Sedan fl5 '56 BUICK '53 DESOTO 4-dr., Powerflitc, R&H, Power Steering 195. 2 Dr. Hdt. Roadmaster '54 GMC, '/!, Ton Panel Delivery .150. THE BEST CAR ... THE BEST PRICE $995 '53 MERCURY 4-dr. Sedan, Mercomatic 395. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '54 FORD 9-Passenner Country Sedan Sta. Wagon 595. ... THE BEST TRADE ON YOUR CAR "56 CADILLAC Sedan '56 FORD Custom Fordor, B-cyl,, Bargain 795. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Seville, white, full power '55 FORD 9-Pass. Country Squire', FOM, PS 950 See What We Have to Offer Today! $2095 '56 MONTCLAIR Hardtop, Mercomatic 995. '56 BUICK "Super" Hardtop, Full Power 1095. Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating "56 CHRYSLER Windsor '56 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering 1195. -USED CAR SPECIALS- ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. LOUIS CASSAN-Palnter, decorator, Sedan '56 PONTIAC Safari Sta. Wagon, Hydr., 20,000 miles 1195. sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's, 101 Leeching field added. Rackhoe work. papcrhanger. 25 years experience. '58 FORD Fairlane 500 Tudor, Fordomatic ' H50. I95S CADILLAC 62 1&S7 CADILLAC 63 SEDAN Monmouth St., Red Bank. SII 7-0485 C. H. Wilson. 811 1-1B46. 44D Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1.1708. $1295 Two tone blue with matching '59 FORD Galaxie Club Sedan 18!)5. Extended deck, sedan, all black, Appliance Repairs China and Glass Repair Pet Supplies blnck and white Interior, 18.000 Interior, one owner, low mile- '56 PLYMOUTH Belvedere '59 FORD >/2 Ton Pickup, R&H 1495. age, full power, EXPERT MENDING-China, glass, miles, full povvir, one owner, APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- HELEN MILLER aquarium shopping '56 LINCOLN Premiere 4-dr., 19,500 Miles 1795. A GOOD CAR FOR TRAVEL silver roflnlshlng and plating. Therm- service. Dry and frozen foods and 8 cyl. 2 Dr. Hdt. A JET BLACK BEAUTV tion. Residential and commercial wir- os buckets. China ft Glass Shop 147 supplies to order by mall or appoint- '58 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power StcerinR 1S95. ing. Allen Electric. 811 7-0612. Broad St., Red Bank. SH 7-4600 ment. Call AT 1-1675. 'vvmm $995 '58 MONTCLAIR Hardtop, Full Power, Sporty 1995. 1937 OLDSMORILE SS IMS CADALUC 63 COUPE Deluxe Holiday coupe, belge Auctioneer '56 PLYMOUTH '58 BUICK "Caballcro" Estate Wagon ' 2195. wtth matching brlge Interior, Fuel Oil-Heating Plumbing & Heating Sports Suburban 9 Pass. '59 CONTINENTAL Landau, Full Power Antique while, matching blnck one owner, fully powered, In- B. G. COATS—An essential Auction FUEL OIL * HEATINO-Call SH V REPAIRS, SERVICE and MahuT and white Interior, 13,000 miles, cluding «lectrlc wlndowi and Appralial Service "anywhere." 490 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Scrvlcs A nance 24-hour service, seven days $1295 one owner, electric windows, leat. Bath Ave.. Long Branch. Phone Bus. Sales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. Martin J. McGulre. Inc. SH 7-3767 MANY, MANY MORE A CAR FOR THE SPORTSMAN A NICE ROAD CAR CAf Ital 2-3588. Res. 8Hadyslde 7-2621. '55 PONTIAC Chieftain Home Improvements Radio-Television Repair 1958 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF Auto and Truck Rental A.C. RADIO & TELEVISION CO.- 2 Dr, Hdt. Custom 4-door hardtop, tan and ALL TYPE ALTERATIONS, additions 1957 FORD CUSTOM Free estimates. Work guaranteed! 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4768 while, and tan and while In- AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low 8ERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT $595 BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 <-door sedan, beige and bronze, terior. V-8, PS. PB, Strato rates. Majile Ave., Red Bank. SH 7- D. I.. Walling, KE6-50S3 or KK 6-.1147. silver lnlerlor, V-8 enjlne,. Streak Hydramatlc, radio with 0308. PR 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m FREE ESTIMATES-Alteratlons. ad- Roofing, Siding and Insulation '55 CHRYSLER Windsor standard transmission. radio 3 sneakers and heater, white ditions. Painting. Interior and cxtor- and heatpr, 27.000 miles, one wall tires, 38,000 mllei, one Awnings — Canopies lor. You'll like our work. LO 6-1714. OLSON CO. INC.-Rooflng, Silling 4 Sedan, 4 Dr. FALCONS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS owner. owner. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed SLATE & JONES - Painting and for 10 years. PR 8-0705-AT 1-05(0. $825 ECONOMICAL. AWNINoa-CANOPIES made to order. A GOOD FAMILY CAR Kreo estimates. Standard Awnlns Co., decorating. General contracting. Free '55 CHRYSLER Windsor AND THE NEW COMETS 615 River Ril.. Fair Haven. SH 1-0098. estimates. Call SH 1-8491. Tree Service 2 Dr. Hdt. MI-T TREE SERVICE-Insured. Gcn^ Boating Supplies Landscaplng-Gardcnlng eral care of trees. 124 Belshaw Ave., $895 LAWN SERVICE - Roto tilling, ii^ Eatontown. LI 2-2)27. Competitive - Reliable NEVER SINK with NAVK8ANDI pendiiblc, reasonable, service. Call Navesand Marine Sales Co., Ocean (leorco llorden, 811 1-7777. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ave., Sea "right. BE 2-1101. ELECTROLUX Lawn and Garden Supplies s"'" Service BUDDlles Building Contractor 7:u Mattlson Ave., Asbury Park Kor BARRON I1AIRD DAVISON CO., INC. prompt homo scrvlco or free checkup CftC BUILDERS For all Lawn and Garden Supplies on your Electroliu, call PR 5-0661. RUSSELL Specializing In aluminum siding plus and 17B W. Front St. SII 1-2M0 complelr building snrvlco nnd remod- Watch Repair E N G LIS OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC eling, CO 4-1676 or CO 4-1137. Odd Jobs SKLL1NC1 KOltn PHODUCTS FOR 55 YEARS EXPERT WATCH and clock repair' JOHN CAUWAl.I.ADKIl-llllllder. New CKl.l.AHH. garages cleaned. Trees utrasonlcnlly cleaned, electronically Quality Dealer - Quality Salesmen - Quality Service woik, alterations. Wood nnd asphalt Irlminml and removed, Hanllnr. Ro- tested. MBLINA JKWBLBRR s» JARMON OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL 9 roots, since Item. Itu 1-O45S. to-tHHns gnnlrns. CA 2-7757. Muiiiiiuutii HI., Itcd Bank. BH 7-1061. 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank DONATO CONSTRUCTION CO. - Welding - Fabricating Chrysler Doalor MONMOUTH STREET OI'I'DHITE TUB C.MII.TON TIIKATKR Hullder anl Maion cohtrsclot. CO Painting and Decorating SH 1-0910 Broad 81.. Ited Hunk. 811 7-3;ii)2. i ATLANTIC Welding & Fabricating Co 71 So. Broadway KINK INTERIOR nnd i-mrrlnr rnlnl- Truck rmdie.i and equipment, salei LONG BRANCH SH 1-6000 RED BANK SH 7-4545 NEW HTTMVJST ariTralli.na. rujTHrT Ins. clrcunillMK nnd |iiiprr ti.ingUig ."H «mit> WHIP and portable weld. Open daily 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. Sat. 9 «. m. - 4:30 p. m. Highest quality work. For emulates K«tlmalc« cliitTfully ilvan. VV. W. KB on industrial I'liulpmcnl 1 Weil CA 2-1700 csJl Herbert Elgenrkuch. 811 {-5201, allies. Ill 3-2550. Ilerjun PI. ail 7-3778 or B!$7M REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE 9 Scott Heads State RED BANK flfl APARTMENTS 'No Jbke Chuck Roast Is Bargain To Speed TTiurs., Mareh 17, 1960—35 ' HREE ROOMS »nd bus conrajtit) STANLEY K. DOWNS furpUbei, all otuttli> (Deluded, vri- Mosquito Group Mt* «stnnce, TV, r»«lo, » Chestnut REALTOR Alert Set - ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Jo- Offering This Week-end Adoption Of /8fc BH 7-3008-' "Hornet of Charm and Value" Twelve Wills UPIXX APARTMENT-jeven roomi seph D. Scott, Middletown, et bath, separate ahowtr. porches. Beau SHadyside 1-1017 in affecting shipments but also tlful watervlew. AT 1-387L member of the Monmouth Coun- WEEKLY FOOD REVIEW Alice Marie Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury March 26 in cutting output about 10 per THREE AND HALF ROOMS, jarden ty Mosquito Commission, yester- Associated Press OLD BRIDGE (AP)—Mr. and Are Probated apartment. Sub-lease, eight months. LITTLE SILVER SPLIT-LEVEL FAIR HAVEN — State Civi day was elected president of ths cent. Extensive damage to chick- Will aell furniture, Karger, S3 Madison Defense has ordered a "no joke' Chuck roast, long a bargain en houses also was reported, Mrs. Richard Combs may be FREEHOLD — Among the Ave., Red Ban)t. Call 8-5. U 3-2000, —Choice location. Seven rooms New Jersey Mosquito Extermin wills recently probated by Sur- Ext. 361. Recreation room. Three bed- alert with arrests possible here ation Association. favorite among food shoppers, is which means fewer broilers and able to adopt their bright four- for non; bath, enclosed Bunporch, make owr REALTORS bury office. BH 1-5212. Rarltaa Office, prominent speaker from the ath facets of suicide in "The Desper- Planting Hints followed by emblem presenta- who died Feb. 26, left his estate heat. Delaware 3-1970, HEnderson 3 Highway 35 Shrewsbury CO 4-6212. ate Season." to Minnie and Sadie Waitt and JS73. letic world will be invited to ad KEYPORT - Seed planting tions. George Mansfield is chair- SHadyside 1-5212 I'fjHLJC JVOTICB Frederick M. Cambell Jr. TWO-BEDROOM UNFURNISHED houii An ordinance entitled "AN ORDIN- dress the dinner. The hour-long drama concern- and proper care of seedlings were man of the refreshments com- one block from school. ANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE Felice D. Pietro, Matawan HI 3-3100. Open 7 Days On Oct. 15, the club will holt ed a middle-aged professor set discussed by Robert Boyce, Haz mittee. MENTING SECTIONS A AND 7 OF Township who died Aug. 25, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, scenic drive AN ORDINANCE KNOWN BY ITS its only fund-raising event of tht upon a course of self-destruc- let nurseryman, at the Scout sec- The next regular meeting, two very nicely furnished homes for TOWERING OAKS AND HOLLY — SHORT FORM TITLE AS "THE REV- bert Gittens, Matawan, who died Charming seven-room rancher in high- VISED BUILDING ZONE ORDINANCE year, a dinnen-dance, at a place tion by an apparently trival tion of the monthly round table scheduled for March 22, will not rent. Immediate possession. Each JHKJ Feb. 27; Charles O. Luff, Ocean monthly, plus utilities. F. A. GEHL- ly desirable neighborhood near river. OF THE BOROUGH OF SHREWS- to be selected later. An adver- chain of circumstances. meeting of Scouters of the Chin- be held. HAUS. Real Estate, Leonardo. AT 1- Attractive "living room with fireplace BURY, N. J.". Hdoptcd December 7 and Samuel H, Mount, Ocean and bookshelves, dining room, three 19(6. A8 AMENDED AND SUPPLE tising journal will be published It was a gripping case history, garora District in the synagogue 0188. MENTED, was presented for introduc Township, who died Jan. 7, all bedrooms, basement, family room and in connection with the event. here Monday. SIX ROOMS, bath, attic. »»5 monthl lovely laloualed porch. Enclosed play- tlon and first reading on March 1 with Alexander Scourby convin left their estates to their wives, 81 Bridge Ave., or oil SH 1- yard plus many, many extras. Asking 1960 by Mayor and Council of Borough The club has appointed a com cing as the sick man. But it was 1055. J22.9O0. of Shrewsbury and on March 15, 1960 Joseph Lucania, assistant dis- Pack Being RUMSON — In one ot it's finest was finally adopted and approved. mittee to confer with the Broth also illuminating. In addition to trict commissioner, conducted the neighborhood!. Near schools, bus, BERNARD B. WHITE. Mayor. ers as to ways and means o churches, and shopping. Two bedrooms, RAY VAN HORN Borough of Shrewsbury. providing some insight into a Scout section, assisted by Carl extra large living room wild fireplace, 804 River Road Fair Haven Attest: assisting in the establishment o not-uncommon situation, ther Rathjen, neighborhood commis- Reorganized Seniors Attend dining room, kitchen and bath. En- SHadyside 7-4100 Ortrude C. Van Vlicl, closed sun porch and garage, auto- Clerk. a school baseball program thi was specific information: 20,00 sioner. matic heat and hot water. Surrounded CAPE COD HOME — View of river. arch 17 $4.14 year. RED BANK - Cub Scout Pack Military Confabs by beautiful trees. Call RU 1-0674. Living room, modern kitchen, four bed suicides in this country a year; "The Great Lakes" was the of St. James parish is now in rooms, 1% baths, patio. *15,9OO. theme of the Cub Scout section, UfiEURMSHED — On Shrcwsbur., HOARD OF KDUCATIO.N one attempted suicide a minute. the process of being reorganized, MATAWAN - All senior boys flier. Knotty pins four-room bunga of the East Keansburg held in St. Mary's Episcopal low. Large picture window overlooking Schanck Agency TOWNNJIir OK IIOI.MIIEL Spring, said the commentator, and a second pack organization attended two service meetings river, rustic fireplace, tiled bath, cock- MONMOUTH COUNTY, A mother and daughter enter is "often the season of despai Church and conducted by the as- meeting will be held tonight in of their choice during a military tail bar. Dock your boat at your own 8 Linden Place Red Bank NEW JERSEY tainment was held by th sistant district commissioner, prlvata dock. Within walking dlstanc« SHadyside 7.0397 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That for the potential suicide," am Red Bank Catholic High School. guidance program last week, it William Weintraub, assisted by to all of Sea. Bright, beautiful beacti MIDDLETOWN—117,000. Luxury ranch, scaled bids will received by the Board Brownies and Girl Scouts o told of the National Save a Lifi The first organization meeting, was reported by Daniel Jackler, club. New York bus stops »t corner. three bedrooms, full basement, ga- of Education of the Township ot Holm East Keansburg March 8 in the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forsberg and Excellent shopping. Lease required. For. del, Monmouth County. New Jersey League, which says it has savei planned to train parents and pros- guidance director. appointment call RU 1-1100. ragB Assume ,4 per By KEN REYNOLDS event. cent mortgage can be assumed and QUICKIES military and civilian blood don- Werner, Kathy Henningsen, Su- uncle and aunt. We guarantee that one look, at this pay only 134 monthly. Crowell Agency, This is called "Oscar Night in ors established credit for one san Fabian, Gail Rathburn, Bar- Attending were Mr. and Mrs. really great three-bedroom rancher ioftltor, Mlddletown. OS 1-0400. will put' you In "orbit" ... no me- Hollywood," and will be a pre- year for themselves and for their bara Hofman, Marie Hanna and Alfred G. Moray and son, Alfred, chanical failures ... no fizz-outs. tend-buffet and cocktail party at- immediate families. Kathleen O'Hern. Mr. and Mrs. Brink and children, Extra, largo science kitchen, tile bath, LOTS AND ACREAGE basement, attic, on a beautifully land ended by the stars. The idea is Mrs. Farrell said the volunteers Billy and Patty Ann, Highlands; scaped lot, including many extras. Con venlent to schools, shopping And trans, o let the feminine audience get served at the bloodmobile were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kleva, portatlon. Ready for Immediate oc LOTS FOR SALE a good look at (he dresses and refreshments to donors, Mrs. Keansburg; Mr. and Mrs. Bren- cupancy. We have some choice lots in hairdos. And a fine idea it is too, James Beattie of Fail Haven, as- A parly was Riven for Judy nan and daughters Cathy and Pat- Vets - No Down Payment iTLANTIC HIGHLANDS, HIGHLANDS ome of the get-ups in past years sisted by the following students Paris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ti Ann, Passaic, and Mrs. Han- AND LEONARDO from Long Branch Senior IliRllij>h lames Paris, Port Monmouth ley, Newark. Monmouth County Office were worth close scrutiny. Rt) (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) Priced to Sell! Ichool: Misses Patricia Ktikla, ., for her seventh birthday Sat- Arlene Francis has been tapped Carol Pingitore, Bail Pearsall, urduy. Attending were John Lar- F. A. GEHLHAUS son, Frances Ogdcn, Susan Cro- THE BERG AGENCY igain to slip into Jack Paar's un- Louise Piscitelli, Patti Scoles, Israel Visitors ken, Joanne Rupy, Laura Castal- "Personallied Service" REAL ESTATE asy chair. She'll take over the and Judy Zellinger. OS 1-1000 58 Hwy. 36 AT 1-0(88 Leonardo Staff Aide volunteers, who reg- eda, Victoria Cetr, Joanna Cal- Speak Tonight ate night NBC show the first ladon, Patricia Kelly, Joanne and ]U, 35 Mlddletown 24 Hour Telephone Service 'our days, of next week while istered the donors, Mrs. Russell Dally 9-8 Sat., Sun. 10-7 3. Canfield of Tinton Falls and Joyce Lamp, Deborah and Cheryl LITTLE SILVER — Paul Bra- lack is in London for a few Mrs. R, E. Lee, Mrs. E. J» Cur- Scna'.ii, Nancy and Glenn Paris, gar of this place and Edwin Llch- YOU WILL APPRECIATE the comfort aped shows. of four bedrooms and two baths In COMMERCIAL PROPERTY tain and Mrs. P. Tousley, all of Dominick, Chris and Joseph San- ig, Rumson, who recently re- this colonial split, locether with time "Texan" star Rory Calhoun "ort Monmouth. taficrio and Bob Larson. urned from trips to Israel, will ' room and basement. Hot water hen, WANTED—Sowing machine plant, den- bandons the CBS show next sea- be guest speakers at a meeting low taies and low down payment. J18,- eral anu of Matawan, Red Bank, Gray Ladies who assisted at BOO. Freehold, . Aibury Park. Lakewod, son—to play the lead in another the bottle assembly were Mrs. Last week tho fifth birthday of of the Red Bank Chapter, Zion- threa thousand to eight thousand squirt CBS series, non-western action- ist Organization of America, to- The Dows+ra Agency eat. Presently or recently In opera- Graham Ashmead of Locust and George Kauffmann, son of Mr. ;lon. Equipment aultable for the rnanu- dventure type, as yet unfilled. Mrs, Nellie O'Hare of Rumson. and Mrs. George Kauffmann, night at the home of Murray »1 E. Front St. Red Bank lacture ot children'! coats and car SH 1.8700 soats. Will buy or lease. Wrlt» "Saw- The National Congress of Volunteer Nurses' Aides who Laurel Ave., West Keansburg, Orbach, 16G Pinckney Rd. Ing" Box 411. Red Bank. American Indians is advising recorded temperature, pulse and was celebrated at a party. Guests The men will give their Im- its membership to see NBC's Willis Conover iIIDDLETOWN on Hwy 35. One story weight of the donors, Mrs. Philip attending were Colleen, James pressions of the Holy Land and hiilldlnp. aultable for moat any bull- March 24 drama, "The Ameri- Andrews, this place, and Mrs. and Kelly Keelan. Kathy and Lin- how a scries of photographic AGENCY ess except paint. KB C-O9S3. South St. IVII 0-S6S1 Holrade) Village can"—and then wrlle about It Edythe Opsal, Red Bank. da Trigg, Debbie and Laurie slides taken on their trip. COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAOE to NBC Sunday Showcase pro- Motor Service courier for the Hay, Deborah and Susan Keelan, Mr. Bragar and Mr. Lichtlg Holmdel. Atltntlo and Marlboro Twpi. REAL ESTATE WANTED ducer Robert Alan Aurthur. lay was Mrs. Richard Dodger, Paul and Barbara Jean Falco, pent two weeks in Israel during LINCROFT—Three-year ola ranch. Six The show concerns Indian war this place, vice chairman of Red Michael Kauffmann, Kevin and i tour of Europe and the Mid- rooms, attached garage, full cellar, selenitic kitchen, combination windows, DO YOU WANT TO SELL ? hero Ira Hayes, and his (ribe, Cross Motor Service for the William" Cahill, also Mrs. Wil- dle East, Both men are active bllnda. Landficnued lot, Low taxes. AJk- ,'e are interested In listings In the the Pimas. Jiapter. liam Cahill, Mrs. Mildred Trigg, In Zionist affairs In the Red lug *20,000. BH 7-161.1 or_rtU 1-0537-M. :umson area. Land and Homes. RIVERFRONT 11OMB~^- Fair Hnven. The next bloodmobile visit will Mrs. Patrick Ke-elan, Jr., Mrs. Bank area. I.nree detached gurnge. Call SH 7- Recommended tonight: Pat )e April 21, at which time vol- Patrick Keelan, Sr., Mrs. John Dr. Milton Green arranged the 4501. Paul A. McFarland 111 Boonc Show, ABC, 0-9:30 l'ST— nteers from the county chapter Keelan, Mrs. Pat Generelli, program. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosen- VytJflT DEAL — New rnnch. 11.400 ft. Real Estate Insurance At least, wrecking the used car we got in Tho Rogiitor Threo bedrooms, two ttlll natha, !««> 13 Kldge Road Rumcon, N. J. St. Patrick's Day salute tn the ivill be under the direction of Mrs. John Hay and Miss Cath- hai of Congrogation Bnai Israel, cur KnrnKO, re c. room . pallo. rilrhwflBh- Want Ads—has stopped your smoking!" rish with Carmcl Quinn. Mrs, James H. Grady, this place. erine Keelan, er, clolhtsjdryer. »19,80O. Call CA 9-2108 RUmson 1-2089 chapter president, will preside, FRIDAY-the last day of our Shamrock Days Specials! Shop Both Stores 'til 9 P. M. for Storewide Savings * Red Bank and Asbury Park

Terrific Sale! Slacks, Pants & Bermudas 5.00

Sandy McDonald Regularly 10.98 Men's Sport Shirts Nylon Slips Special Spring Dresses A once-m-a-blue-moon op- portunity to acquire your Reg. 3.98 «. for Reg. 3.98 & 6.00 2.98 Reg. 12.9807.98 Q QQ whole pants wardrobe. Imagine! Corduroys in solids • Men! Stock up now at big savings! • Dainty embroidery and face trims Misses and Half Sizes and plaids; Dacron and cot- tons; genuine India Nadras; • All famous label fashions • Pine tailored long sleeve Sport Shirts. • Not every style and color in all sizes washable plaids! Sizes 10 • Permanent stay or button-down collars. • Sizes 32 to 40. White and pastels • Prints, Solid Colors, Novelties to 18. • Wash 'n Wear Cottons; solids, stripes, plaids. Reg. 1.00 Nylon Panties, 79c • Cottons, Nylons, Rayons • Individually priced at 2.29 each. • Lace trim briefs and flare leg. 6, 7, 8 • Not all sizes in every style

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1.89* Both for 3*99 • Slim Skirts to wear now through • A grand assortment to choose from. . * plus tax • Famous "Postage Stamp" Girdles, summer. Values to 5.00 • Sayley & Lord's Tarpoon fabrics. Panty-Girdles. • All shapes, colors and sizes included. • Big, bold and. beautiful! • 100% linen, silk, dacron and rayon • Machine washable and dryable. • Swiss-knitted nylon and lastex. • 2 to 5 strands; hand knotted • Get that Easter Bonnet NOW and • Assorted stripes and plaids. blends. Darks and Pastels; solids, i • In opaque white. S, M and L. • All the vogue with the new Spring SAVE! • Cotton T-Shirt, trimmed to match. checks. 10-18. fashions

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